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From Pizza Time Theatre, to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer on the Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, '''let the info-tainment begin!''' == '''How do I begin editing?''' == [[File:ChuckQuestioning.png|right|frameless|327x327px]] Well, editing is simple! First of all, just make and <u>verify</u> an account on Miraheze, the host, enter the details, and start editing the wiki. If you're wanting to make a location page, animatronic page, company page, whatever it is, it's recommended that you keep a second tab of the [[Standards]] page. This gives information on how each page should be, what templates to use, how to use them, and everything essential to making a good page. If you still have any questions, ask a member of the team of this wiki on their discussion board. We'll be happy to help! 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Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre, to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer on the Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, '''let the info-tainment begin!''' == '''How do I begin editing?''' == [[File:ChuckQuestioning.png|right|frameless|327x327px]] Well, editing is simple! First of all, just make and <u>verify</u> an account on Miraheze, the host, enter the details, and start editing the wiki. If you're wanting to make a location page, animatronic page, company page, whatever it is, it's recommended that you keep a second tab of the [[Standards]] page. This gives information on how each page should be, what templates to use, how to use them, and everything essential to making a good page. 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TODO: ENTIRE PAGE and upload image files 7b76c68407bb40148809627737fdf999bf8fc96d 0 3 3 2024-07-13T16:54:55Z Smoothsundays 2 Created page with "{{Infobox NRHP | name = Montgomery Ward Company Complex | nrhp_type = nhl | designated_other1_name = Chicago Landmark | designated_other1_date = May 17, 2000 (Catalog House only) | designated_other1_abbr = CL | designated_other1_link = Chicago Landmark | designated_other1_color = #aaccff | locmapin = Chicago#Illinois#USA | designated_nrhp_type = June 2, 1978 | image = Montgomery Ward Company Complex 4-1-22.jpg | caption = The complex in April 2022. | location = Chicago..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox NRHP | name = Montgomery Ward Company Complex | nrhp_type = nhl | designated_other1_name = Chicago Landmark | designated_other1_date = May 17, 2000 (Catalog House only) | designated_other1_abbr = CL | designated_other1_link = Chicago Landmark | designated_other1_color = #aaccff | locmapin = Chicago#Illinois#USA | designated_nrhp_type = June 2, 1978 | image = Montgomery Ward Company Complex 4-1-22.jpg | caption = The complex in April 2022. | location = [[Chicago, IL]] | coordinates = {{coord|41|53|49.94|N|87|38|37.02|W|display=inline,title}} | area = | built = 1907 | architect = [[Schmidt, Garden and Martin]] | architecture = Chicago | added = June 2, 1978 | refnum = 78001125 <ref name="nris">{{NRISref|2007a}}</ref> }} The '''Montgomery Ward Company Complex''' is the former national headquarters of [[Montgomery Ward]], the United States' oldest mail order firm. The property is located along the North Branch of the [[Chicago River]] at 618 W. Chicago Avenue in [[Near North Side, Chicago|Near North Side]], [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]. It was listed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]] and as a [[National Historic Landmark]] on June 2, 1978.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|accessdate=2007-05-10|title=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> ==History== The two earliest buildings in the complex, the old Administration Building and the Mail Order House, are constructed of reinforced concrete and were designed by [[Richard E. Schmidt]]<ref>Condit, Carl W., "The Chicago School of Architecture: A History of Commercial and Public Building in the Chicago Area 1875-1925", The University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1964, c. 1952 p. 186-187</ref> and [[Hugh Garden]], members of the architectural firm of [[Schmidt, Garden and Martin]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary">{{cite web|url=http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm|title=Chicago Travel Itinerary|date=2007-07-20|work=A National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary|publisher=National Park Service}}</ref> The {{convert|400000|sqft|m2|adj=on}}, eight-story Administration Building served as the company's headquarters until 1974, and features sword and torch motifs on the base and vertical piers that rise uninterrupted, culminating in a parapet with motifs similar to the base.<ref name="NewRoles">{{cite news|url=https://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9904E7DF103AF933A0575AC0A9679C8B63|title=New Roles for Montgomery Ward Site in Chicago |date=2007-07-20|work=New York Times | first=Robert | last=Sharoff | accessdate=2010-05-13}}</ref> A four-story tower was added in 1929 on the northeast corner of the building, with a pyramid roof. {{Anchor|The Spirit of Progress}}[[File:Spirit-of-Progress-01.jpg|thumb|left|''The Spirit of Progress'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] a6462da0acdfe53d8f6f403e57501260013449cf 4 3 2024-07-13T16:55:41Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki | name = Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln) | designated_other1_name = Chicago Landmark | designated_other1_date = May 17, 2000 (Catalog House only) | designated_other1_abbr = CL | designated_other1_link = Chicago Landmark | designated_other1_color = #aaccff | locmapin = Chicago#Illinois#USA | designated_nrhp_type = June 2, 1978 | image = Montgomery Ward Company Complex 4-1-22.jpg | caption = The complex in April 2022. | location = [[Chicago, IL]] | coordinates = {{coord|41|53|49.94|N|87|38|37.02|W|display=inline,title}} | area = | built = 1907 | architect = [[Schmidt, Garden and Martin]] | architecture = Chicago | added = June 2, 1978 | refnum = 78001125 <ref name="nris">{{NRISref|2007a}}</ref> }} The '''Montgomery Ward Company Complex''' is the former national headquarters of [[Montgomery Ward]], the United States' oldest mail order firm. The property is located along the North Branch of the [[Chicago River]] at 618 W. Chicago Avenue in [[Near North Side, Chicago|Near North Side]], [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]. It was listed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]] and as a [[National Historic Landmark]] on June 2, 1978.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|accessdate=2007-05-10|title=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> ==History== The two earliest buildings in the complex, the old Administration Building and the Mail Order House, are constructed of reinforced concrete and were designed by [[Richard E. Schmidt]]<ref>Condit, Carl W., "The Chicago School of Architecture: A History of Commercial and Public Building in the Chicago Area 1875-1925", The University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1964, c. 1952 p. 186-187</ref> and [[Hugh Garden]], members of the architectural firm of [[Schmidt, Garden and Martin]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary">{{cite web|url=http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm|title=Chicago Travel Itinerary|date=2007-07-20|work=A National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary|publisher=National Park Service}}</ref> The {{convert|400000|sqft|m2|adj=on}}, eight-story Administration Building served as the company's headquarters until 1974, and features sword and torch motifs on the base and vertical piers that rise uninterrupted, culminating in a parapet with motifs similar to the base.<ref name="NewRoles">{{cite news|url=https://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9904E7DF103AF933A0575AC0A9679C8B63|title=New Roles for Montgomery Ward Site in Chicago |date=2007-07-20|work=New York Times | first=Robert | last=Sharoff | accessdate=2010-05-13}}</ref> A four-story tower was added in 1929 on the northeast corner of the building, with a pyramid roof. {{Anchor|The Spirit of Progress}}[[File:Spirit-of-Progress-01.jpg|thumb|left|''The Spirit of Progress'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 9c506b0d891f2eb6bc31af9bd8441df948309355 5 4 2024-07-13T16:56:05Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki | name = Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln) | designated_other1_name = Chicago Landmark | designated_other1_date = May 17, 2000 (Catalog House only) | designated_other1_abbr = CL | designated_other1_link = Chicago Landmark | designated_other1_color = #aaccff The '''Montgomery Ward Company Complex''' is the former national headquarters of [[Montgomery Ward]], the United States' oldest mail order firm. The property is located along the North Branch of the [[Chicago River]] at 618 W. Chicago Avenue in [[Near North Side, Chicago|Near North Side]], [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]. It was listed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]] and as a [[National Historic Landmark]] on June 2, 1978.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|accessdate=2007-05-10|title=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> ==History== The two earliest buildings in the complex, the old Administration Building and the Mail Order House, are constructed of reinforced concrete and were designed by [[Richard E. Schmidt]]<ref>Condit, Carl W., "The Chicago School of Architecture: A History of Commercial and Public Building in the Chicago Area 1875-1925", The University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1964, c. 1952 p. 186-187</ref> and [[Hugh Garden]], members of the architectural firm of [[Schmidt, Garden and Martin]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary">{{cite web|url=http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm|title=Chicago Travel Itinerary|date=2007-07-20|work=A National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary|publisher=National Park Service}}</ref> The {{convert|400000|sqft|m2|adj=on}}, eight-story Administration Building served as the company's headquarters until 1974, and features sword and torch motifs on the base and vertical piers that rise uninterrupted, culminating in a parapet with motifs similar to the base.<ref name="NewRoles">{{cite news|url=https://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9904E7DF103AF933A0575AC0A9679C8B63|title=New Roles for Montgomery Ward Site in Chicago |date=2007-07-20|work=New York Times | first=Robert | last=Sharoff | accessdate=2010-05-13}}</ref> A four-story tower was added in 1929 on the northeast corner of the building, with a pyramid roof. {{Anchor|The Spirit of Progress}}[[File:Spirit-of-Progress-01.jpg|thumb|left|''The Spirit of Progress'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 34f263ced7858568eeb4b376d5b216217b5d3318 6 5 2024-07-13T16:56:25Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Montgomery Ward Company Complex''' is the former national headquarters of [[Montgomery Ward]], the United States' oldest mail order firm. The property is located along the North Branch of the [[Chicago River]] at 618 W. Chicago Avenue in [[Near North Side, Chicago|Near North Side]], [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]. It was listed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]] and as a [[National Historic Landmark]] on June 2, 1978.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|accessdate=2007-05-10|title=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> ==History== The two earliest buildings in the complex, the old Administration Building and the Mail Order House, are constructed of reinforced concrete and were designed by [[Richard E. Schmidt]]<ref>Condit, Carl W., "The Chicago School of Architecture: A History of Commercial and Public Building in the Chicago Area 1875-1925", The University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1964, c. 1952 p. 186-187</ref> and [[Hugh Garden]], members of the architectural firm of [[Schmidt, Garden and Martin]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary">{{cite web|url=http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm|title=Chicago Travel Itinerary|date=2007-07-20|work=A National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary|publisher=National Park Service}}</ref> The {{convert|400000|sqft|m2|adj=on}}, eight-story Administration Building served as the company's headquarters until 1974, and features sword and torch motifs on the base and vertical piers that rise uninterrupted, culminating in a parapet with motifs similar to the base.<ref name="NewRoles">{{cite news|url=https://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9904E7DF103AF933A0575AC0A9679C8B63|title=New Roles for Montgomery Ward Site in Chicago |date=2007-07-20|work=New York Times | first=Robert | last=Sharoff | accessdate=2010-05-13}}</ref> A four-story tower was added in 1929 on the northeast corner of the building, with a pyramid roof. {{Anchor|The Spirit of Progress}}[[File:Spirit-of-Progress-01.jpg|thumb|left|''The Spirit of Progress'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] dd0bf2db4819f63de670be714bd5a1a04484e46c 7 6 2024-07-13T17:05:17Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. The {{convert|400000|sqft|m2|adj=on}}, eight-story Administration Building served as the company's headquarters until 1974, and features sword and torch motifs on the base and vertical piers that rise uninterrupted, culminating in a parapet with motifs similar to the base.<ref name="NewRoles">{{cite news|url=https://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9904E7DF103AF933A0575AC0A9679C8B63|title=New Roles for Montgomery Ward Site in Chicago |date=2007-07-20|work=New York Times | first=Robert | last=Sharoff | accessdate=2010-05-13}}</ref> A four-story tower was added in 1929 on the northeast corner of the building, with a pyramid roof. {{Anchor|The Spirit of Progress}}[[File:Spirit-of-Progress-01.jpg|thumb|left|''The Spirit of Progress'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 43804959b12707fd04bf97b34c02cfb73456812f 8 7 2024-07-13T17:16:16Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. {{Anchor|The Spirit of Progress}}[[File:Spirit-of-Progress-01.jpg|thumb|left|''The Spirit of Progress'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 3dc9cda0916aaac75dfcda04cd8e334f03c560a9 11 8 2024-07-13T17:23:38Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 61b4d44194856c2b888dc9af473d2df204af767b 15 11 2024-07-13T18:04:59Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="[[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']]"/> <header>Store Number: 1</header> <data source="March 23rd"> <label>Opening Date: March 23rd, 2000</label> </data> <data source="data2"> <label>Closing Date: N/A</label> </data> <data source="data3"> <label>Stages</label> </data> <data source="data4"> <label>Remodels</label> </data> </infobox> The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 293e081592c05b5372cbf1488dd75dbe2bd85fd2 18 15 2024-07-13T18:44:49Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{USE THIS STORE INFOBOX|Opening Date:=March 23rd 2000}} The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] a8fac29a2fa0c6152080fa7a2f09dac3431cd82a 20 18 2024-07-13T18:56:04Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox|storenumber=#118|opening=March 23rd, 2000|closing=N/A|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] b9f8dfdef7fdb66d198a69cdb45cccc1c8ad9204 21 20 2024-07-13T18:57:18Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox|store number=#118|Opening=March 23rd, 2000|Closing=N/A|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 8d35ed7ebd6c74040b32bb6ef48a1ed72486b482 22 21 2024-07-13T19:00:26Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox|storenumber=#118|opening=March 23rd, 2000|closing=N/A|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] b9f8dfdef7fdb66d198a69cdb45cccc1c8ad9204 23 22 2024-07-13T19:01:32Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox|storenumber=#118|opening=March 23rd, 2000|closing=Not closed.|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}}<aside class="portable-infobox noexcerpt pi-background pi-theme-default pi-layout-default"> ==Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)== ==Information== </aside><span></span> The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 21a68a74177c53f52609165d4fd1740db8855bcc 24 23 2024-07-13T19:03:29Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox|storenumber=#118|opening=March 23rd, 2000|closing=Not closed.|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} ==Information== {{Use This Basic Store Infobox|Closing=ee}} The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 01a2c31af972e5917e206ece377e7ddfbc8573e7 26 24 2024-07-13T19:04:29Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox|storenumber=#118|opening=March 23rd, 2000|closing=Not closed.|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} ==Information\== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] f61c0a65a8a63b805e9f4d3e7697871ac2b04869 27 26 2024-07-13T19:11:22Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox|Store number=#118|Opening=March 23rd, 2000|Closing=Not closed.|Remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} ==Information\== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] Crowning the roof of the Administration Building is a {{convert|22.5|ft|m|adj=on}} replica of the bronze statue that was originally placed on top of the old Montgomery Ward Building on [[Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/> An adaption of an earlier statue that had topped both [[Madison Square Garden]] in New York and the Agriculture Building at the 1893 [[World's Columbian Exposition]] in Chicago was made for the building by the same creators, [[Mullins of Salem, Ohio|W. H. Mullins Manufacturing Company]] of [[Salem, Ohio]] and was sculpted by [[Augustus Saint-Gaudens]]. The statue is called ''The Spirit of Progress,'' and depicts the goddess [[Diana (mythology)|Diana]], dressed in flowing robes, balancing on a globe, and holding a torch in her right hand and a [[caduceus]] in her left hand.<ref name="NewRoles"/><ref>[https://chicagology.com/goldenage/goldenage015/spiritofprogress/ "The Spirit of Progress Story"], ''Chicagology''. Retrieved July 15, 2016.</ref> Forty feet north of the Administration Building is the {{convert|2000000|sqft|m2|adj=on}} Mail Order House, also known as the Catalog House, that was the heart of Montgomery Ward's operations. Completed in 1908, the eight-story building was painted white and capped with a flat roof, with an interior that contained miles of chutes, conveyors, and storage lofts within ceiling heights ranging from 12 to {{convert|17|ft|m}}. The west facade, following a bend in the river, is almost {{convert|1100|ft|m}} long and a single floor covers {{convert|6|acre|m2}}. At one time the building had its own post office branch and a ground-floor shipping platform that could accommodate 24 railroad freight cars.<ref name="NewRoles"/> The Catalog House was designated a [[Chicago Landmark]] on May 17, 2000.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/W/Wards.html|title=Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalog House|publisher=City of Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Landmarks Division|year=2003|accessdate=2007-05-10}}</ref> In later years, Montgomery Ward and Company added several warehouses and parking structures, followed by a 26-story office building in 1972, designed by architect [[Minoru Yamasaki]], who also designed the former [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]] towers in [[New York City]].<ref name="ChicagoTravelItinerary"/><ref name="NewRoles"/> ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] ebd26a69c3a8be7ce098a968b6d9ad676ee55ed2 28 27 2024-07-13T19:12:19Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <header>Information</header> <data source="data1"> <label>storenumber</label> </data> <data source="data2"> <label>opening</label> </data> <data source="data3"> <label>closing</label> </data> <data source="data4"> <label>remodels</label> </data> </infobox> ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 56d40d2897386677714b8a2a5dee6331f3571e1d 29 28 2024-07-13T19:12:36Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <header>Information</header> <data source="data1"> <label>storenumber</label> </data> <data source="data2"> <label>opening</label> </data> <data source="data3"> <label>closing</label> </data> <data source="data4"> <label>remodels</label> </data> </infobox> ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 9fd12d526e5a28fe51da6d0be61eaa715e32a8c0 30 29 2024-07-13T19:12:48Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <aside class="portable-infobox noexcerpt pi-background pi-theme-default pi-layout-default"> ==Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)== ==Information== </aside><span></span> ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 0ae31eb0f81d0310046ad0165654c3b44f4ea080 31 30 2024-07-13T19:13:25Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] bbd2c6768b12249e3bab68b14e90b0bcf3ad60d1 35 31 2024-07-13T19:22:45Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=118|storeopening=March 23rd, 2000|storeclosing=N/A|Stages=Studio 'C', Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] aec923e94b44438a2a2cad3fa888805a8b17cdec 37 35 2024-07-13T19:32:36Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=118|storeopening=March 23rd, 2000|storeclosing=N/A|Stages=Studio 'C', Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened on March 23rd, 2000. The location featured a Studio 'C', which featured a 32M Chuck E. Cheese animatronic and bird. The location had an interactive console, a bluescreen where kids could project themselves on the TV, and a standard game room layout. In the later half of the 2000s, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office which neighbored the location had shut down. Manassas' Chuck E. Cheese decided to expand into their space. When they expanded, the entire location received the "Cool Chuck" Remodel. This remodel kept most of the dimmed lighting. However, they also gained Purple walls, new decor, and they removed their showroom walls from Operation Thumb Chuck. ==Currently== After the bankruptcy of Montgomery Ward in 2001, the earliest buildings were converted into upscale condominiums. The project met the Secretary of the Interior's Standards{{clarify|date=July 2013}} with the exception of the balconies.<ref name="LandmarkProgram">{{cite web|url=http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|title=National Historic Landmarks Program|date=2007-07-20|work=Montgomery Ward Company Complex|publisher=National Park Service|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080103060409/http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1753&ResourceType=Building|archivedate=2008-01-03}}</ref> In 2004, the office tower also was converted to condominiums, now called [[The Montgomery (Chicago)|The Montgomery]]. The Mail Order House building is now home to restaurants,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CREB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=11C6225356B8F0B8&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Frites of strength - Brasserie Ruhlmann amps up the glam factor for Chicago steakhouses |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2007-10-18|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[RedEye]]|author=LaMorte, Chris}}</ref> the [[Big Ten Network]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=120175A7B0569E58&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=Prop shops' pivotal role - Proprietary trading firms, which deal in options and futures with their private funds, are relatively anonymous but influential |accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2008-04-16|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Boak, Joshua}}</ref> Wrigley, Echo Global Logistics, David Barton Gym,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://docs.newsbank.com/openurl?ctx_ver=z39.88-2004&rft_id=info:sid/iw.newsbank.com:NewsBank:CTRB&rft_val_format=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:ctx&rft_dat=10CD9F421AE6BFD0&svc_dat=InfoWeb:aggregated5&req_dat=0D0CB579A3BDA420|title=A gym with a fireplace and street cred|accessdate=2009-01-15|date=2005-09-25|publisher=[[Newsbank]]|work=[[Chicago Tribune]]|author=Donahue, Wendy}}</ref> Allyu Spa, [[Groupon]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.groupon.com/blog/cities/behind-the-deals-groupon-headquarters/|title=Behind the Deals: Groupon Headquarters|accessdate=2011-05-25|date=2011-01-18|author=Lux, Thea}}</ref> Kingsbury Yacht Club boat slips, [[InnerWorkings]], [[Uptake (business)|Uptake]], [[Dyson (company)|Dyson]] Inc., and 298 luxury condominiums. Bankers Life & Casualty's Chicago offices were also located here for several years, until Groupon's expansion led Bankers to move in late 2011.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |title=Groupon Expands at 600 W. Chicago Avenue Complex - Daily News Article |website=www.globest.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110517053816/http://www.globest.com/news/1912_1912/chicago/groupon-expands-at-600-w.-chicago-avenue-complex310121-1.html |archive-date=2011-05-17}} </ref> ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] c528edf6a682d2eecfc3e49ea69c576b9860d0c2 39 37 2024-07-13T19:52:34Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=118|storeopening=March 23rd, 2000|storeclosing=N/A|Stages=Studio 'C', Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened on March 23rd, 2000. The location featured a Studio 'C', which featured a 32M Chuck E. Cheese animatronic and bird. The location had an interactive console, a bluescreen where kids could project themselves on the TV, and a standard game room layout. In the later half of the 2000s, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office which neighbored the location had shut down. Manassas' Chuck E. Cheese decided to expand into their space. When they expanded, the entire location received the "Cool Chuck" Remodel. This remodel kept most of the dimmed lighting. However, they also gained Purple walls, new decor, and they removed their showroom walls from Operation Thumb Chuck. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|right|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] ==2021-now== Manassas started their 2.0 renovations during the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. This meant the removal of all decor from previous remodels, old carpet, dimmed lighting, and the stage for a more modern, updated look. This location was the debut of the Video Wall along with the 2021 Model Dance Floor, which was installed at all new 2.0s following the location. It is also being added to older 2.0s so all locations can be up to date. ==See also== *[[List of National Historic Landmarks in Illinois]] ==Notes== <!--<nowiki> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags. </nowiki>--> {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category|Montgomery Ward Company Complex}} * [http://www.nps.gov/history/nr/travel/chicago/c3.htm National Park Service, Chicago Travel Itinerary] {{Montgomery Ward|state=autocollapse}} {{Registered Historic Places}} {{Chicago}} [[Category:Commercial buildings completed in 1908]] [[Category:Office buildings in Chicago]] [[Category:Residential condominiums in Chicago]] [[Category:Retail company headquarters in the United States]] [[Category:Montgomery Ward]] [[Category:National Historic Landmarks in Chicago]] [[Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Chicago]] [[Category:Warehouses on the National Register of Historic Places]] [[Category:1908 establishments in Illinois]] [[Category:Chicago Landmarks]] 8c422fc35545e2c211e49913aa17ac20b1e08a79 40 39 2024-07-13T19:56:40Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=118|storeopening=March 23rd, 2000|storeclosing=N/A|Stages=Studio 'C', Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened on March 23rd, 2000. The location featured a Studio 'C', which featured a 32M Chuck E. Cheese animatronic and bird. The location had an interactive console, a bluescreen where kids could project themselves on the TV, and a standard game room layout. In the later half of the 2000s, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office which neighbored the location had shut down. Manassas' Chuck E. Cheese decided to expand into their space. When they expanded, the entire location received the "Cool Chuck" Remodel. This remodel kept most of the dimmed lighting. However, they also gained Purple walls, new decor, and they removed their showroom walls from Operation Thumb Chuck. [[File:Screenshot 2024-07-13 154913.png|thumb|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese after renovating, via Ryan on Flickr'']] ==2021-now== Manassas started their 2.0 renovations during the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. This meant the removal of all decor from previous remodels, old carpet, dimmed lighting, and the stage for a more modern, updated look. This location was the debut of the Video Wall along with the 2021 Model Dance Floor, which was installed at all new 2.0s following the location. It is also being added to older 2.0s so all locations can be up to date. ==See also== *[[Discovery Zone]] ==References== * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanrules/albums/72157718529600377/with/51207645941 Ryan's Manassas Flickr Album] a8403806335bcaac3b14e7e40c83bf6fe9f98c7d 43 40 2024-07-13T20:50:47Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=118|storeopening=March 23rd, 2000|storeclosing=N/A|Stages=Studio 'C', Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened on March 23rd, 2000. The location featured a Studio 'C', which featured a 32M Chuck E. Cheese animatronic and bird. The location had an interactive console, a bluescreen where kids could project themselves on the TV, and a standard game room layout. In the later half of the 2000s, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office which neighbored the location had shut down. Manassas' Chuck E. Cheese decided to expand into their space. When they expanded, the entire location received the "Cool Chuck" Remodel. This remodel kept most of the dimmed lighting. However, they also gained Purple walls, new decor, and they removed their showroom walls from Operation Thumb Chuck. [[File:Screenshot 2024-07-13 154913.png|thumb|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese after renovating, via Ryan on Flickr'']] ==2021-now== Manassas started their 2.0 renovations during the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. This meant the removal of all decor from previous remodels, old carpet, dimmed lighting, and the stage for a more modern, updated look. This location was the debut of the Video Wall along with the 2021 Model Dance Floor, which was installed at all new 2.0s following the location. It is also being added to older 2.0s so all locations can be up to date. == Gallery == [[File:Right Gameroom of manassas.jpg|thumb|gameroom]] [[File:Right Gameroom of manassas.jpg|thumb|gameroom]] == See also == *[[Discovery Zone]] ==References== * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanrules/albums/72157718529600377/with/51207645941 Ryan's Manassas Flickr Album] c3e0d95f4e2def101b33ebc1a41934a7b3770b0c 44 43 2024-07-13T21:03:58Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=118|storeopening=March 23rd, 2000|storeclosing=N/A|Stages=Studio 'C', Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center and is 16,000 square feet. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Scottsdale, Arizona, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Humble, Texas, and Manassas, Virginia. [[File:Chuckiecheeseflickr.png|thumb|left|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese via Flickr'']] After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened on March 23rd, 2000. The location featured a Studio 'C', which featured a 32M Chuck E. Cheese animatronic and bird. The location had an interactive console, a bluescreen where kids could project themselves on the TV, and a standard game room layout. In the later half of the 2000s, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office which neighbored the location had shut down. Manassas' Chuck E. Cheese decided to expand into their space. When they expanded, the entire location received the "Cool Chuck" Remodel. This remodel kept most of the dimmed lighting. However, they also gained Purple walls, new decor, and they removed their showroom walls from Operation Thumb Chuck. [[File:Screenshot 2024-07-13 154913.png|thumb|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese after renovating, via Ryan on Flickr'']] ==2021-now== Manassas started their 2.0 renovations during the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. This meant the removal of all decor from previous remodels, old carpet, dimmed lighting, and the stage for a more modern, updated look. This location was the debut of the Video Wall along with the 2021 Model Dance Floor, which was installed at all new 2.0s following the location. It is also being added to older 2.0s so all locations can be up to date. == Gallery == [[File:Right Gameroom of manassas.jpg|thumb|gameroom]] == See also == *[[Discovery Zone]] ==References== * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanrules/albums/72157718529600377/with/51207645941 Ryan's Manassas Flickr Album] 05113ef4f6dc28fb15e23e0e33a0b6dbba0ecdf4 6 4 10 2024-07-13T17:21:01Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki chuck 9406619cfcda4721317ddce4367da895de0e4e87 0 7 17 2024-07-13T18:44:27Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Created page with "'''Pages''' Store Page Arcade Machine '''Templates''' Store Info Box" wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pages''' Store Page Arcade Machine '''Templates''' Store Info Box ff88d6f042b8a280420549b2ac9500365ce85eb9 45 17 2024-07-13T21:21:26Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pages''' Store Page Arcade Machine '''Templates''' Store Info Box == How to do store articles (READ IF NEW USER) == Store articles are common, and very plentiful on the wiki. If a page doesn't exist, you can make it exist. Here's the basic layout to a page. Start out with the store template to get all of these laid out to you in a simple way, including an infobox that allows an opening date, closing date (if closed), and store number. An image must also be put onto the infobox for it to be complete, if the store has an available exterior image. '''ALWAYS USE THE MOST RECENT IMAGE!''' Refrain from using an older image of the CEC, if it's not the newest one available. If it's the only one that is available, please use it. If there are no available images, use an image of what is currently in the space nowadays. == Information == '''Bold address goes here''' was a/an (insert fec name, i.e Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place, Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's) that opened on (grand/soft opening date) and closed on (closure date, month, or year if available. only add a closure if a store actually closed). What shopping center or mall was it in? Was it standalone? Put that detail in if it's located there. For example, "It is located in the Florin Mall/Greenwood Shopping Center/whatever shopping center it is in." Next is history, with a big heading that is shown as: == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start out by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel in order for example. EXAMPLE: "This store opened with The Stage in 1981, with the new at-the-time 1981 Remodel. IN 1986, this store got the 1986 SPT Remodel, which added white walls, new beadboard wainscoting, and a Rocker Stage/Chuck E.'s House setup. In 1995, they received Operation Thumb Chuck, which removed many older features, such as checkers, and blue and white striped canopies. It added grey paint to the wainscoting, new games, a new play area, and many layout updates, including the removal of the Rocker Stage for a 1-Stage. This store then remodeled once more in 2006-2007, and replaced the 1-Stage with a Studio C Small Market, and the new remodel, which was the 2007 update of the 2005 Cool Chuck Reconfiguration. This remodel involved the removal of magazines, crayons, and old booths and games for newer games, purple walls, and new purple and red awnings on the exterior. == (YEAR WHEN REMODELED)-now (ONLY USE IF THE STORE GOT 2.0) == In 2022, this store remodeled to the 2.0 Remodel, removing old items for new booths, decor, paint, and a Dance Floor + Video Wall setup replaced the Studio C Small Market. As of July 2024, they still have this remodel." '''Stores either got all of these remodels, some of them, or closed without getting specific ones.''' 26643f99b97a61a452aa54e6ba289f4e25dcf523 47 45 2024-07-13T21:27:46Z Midwestretail 6 standard store wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pages''' Store Page Arcade Machine '''Templates''' Store Info Box == How to do store articles (READ IF NEW USER) == Store articles are common, and very plentiful on the wiki. If a page doesn't exist, you can make it exist. Here's the basic layout to a page. Start out with the store template to get all of these laid out to you in a simple way, including an infobox that allows an opening date, closing date (if closed), and store number. An image must also be put onto the infobox for it to be complete, if the store has an available exterior image. '''ALWAYS USE THE MOST RECENT IMAGE!''' Refrain from using an older image of the CEC, if it's not the newest one available. If it's the only one that is available, please use it. If there are no available images, use an image of what is currently in the space nowadays. {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=Store Number Goes Here|storeopening=Insert grand opening date here|storeclosing=Insert closure date here (if closed)|Stages=The Stage, 1-Stage, Studio 'C' Small Market, Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=1981 Remodel, 1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Rockford.jpg}} == Information == '''Bold address goes here''' was a/an (insert fec name, i.e Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place, Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's) that opened on (grand/soft opening date) and closed on (closure date, month, or year if available. only add a closure if a store actually closed). What shopping center or mall was it in? Was it standalone? Put that detail in if it's located there. For example, "It is located in the Florin Mall/Greenwood Shopping Center/whatever shopping center it is in." Next is history, with a big heading that is shown as: == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start out by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel in order for example. EXAMPLE: "This store opened with The Stage in 1981, with the new at-the-time 1981 Remodel. IN 1986, this store got the 1986 SPT Remodel, which added white walls, new beadboard wainscoting, and a Rocker Stage/Chuck E.'s House setup. In 1995, they received Operation Thumb Chuck, which removed many older features, such as checkers, and blue and white striped canopies. It added grey paint to the wainscoting, new games, a new play area, and many layout updates, including the removal of the Rocker Stage for a 1-Stage. This store then remodeled once more in 2006-2007, and replaced the 1-Stage with a Studio C Small Market, and the new remodel, which was the 2007 update of the 2005 Cool Chuck Reconfiguration. This remodel involved the removal of magazines, crayons, and old booths and games for newer games, purple walls, and new purple and red awnings on the exterior. == (YEAR WHEN REMODELED)-now (ONLY USE IF THE STORE GOT 2.0) == In 2022, this store remodeled to the 2.0 Remodel, removing old items for new booths, decor, paint, and a Dance Floor + Video Wall setup replaced the Studio C Small Market. As of July 2024, they still have this remodel." 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|'''[[:Pizza Time Theatre, Inc.|Pizza Time Theatre]]''' |'''[[:Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.|Showbiz Pizza Time]]''' |'''[[:Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc.|Showbiz Pizza Place]]''' |} 086e8c6de3f0ef34dcd9bdc8278fb750fb7440a7 10 27 63 2024-07-14T03:10:51Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Created page with "{| width=100% class="bgrevo" style="margin-bottom: 12px; border: 2px solid #ffffff; background:#309141; border-radius: 10px; text-align: left; color: #ffffff; padding: 5px;" |- |{{{text}}} |}" wikitext text/x-wiki {| width=100% class="bgrevo" style="margin-bottom: 12px; border: 2px solid #ffffff; background:#309141; border-radius: 10px; text-align: left; color: #ffffff; padding: 5px;" |- |{{{text}}} |} 3251e77b4e1b9ddf376a803b29b0dd5a5e2dc4d6 0 1 68 53 2024-07-14T03:26:22Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ [[File:WelcomeToCECU.png|center|frameless|500x500px]] == '''Welcome to Chuck E. Cheese's University!''' == '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre, to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer on the Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, '''let the info-tainment begin!''' == '''How do I begin editing?''' == [[File:ChuckQuestioning.png|right|frameless|327x327px]] Well, editing is simple! First of all, just make and <u>verify</u> an account on Miraheze, the host, enter the details, and start editing the wiki. If you're wanting to make a location page, animatronic page, company page, whatever it is, it's recommended that you keep a second tab of the [[Standards]] page. This gives information on how each page should be, what templates to use, how to use them, and everything essential to making a good page. If you still have any questions, ask a member of the team of this wiki on their discussion board. We'll be happy to help! Pages should be detailed, but not overly detailed to where it goes into the history of a company or city. It also shouldn't be so simplified to where it's only a few sentences and that's that. Keep a firm middle, and you'll be good to go. Be sure to cite information whenever possible, and keep it unbiased and factual. Opinions will be edited out. This is a wiki, after all, meant to inform others of the pure truth, and nothing more. When discussing edits on discussion pages on articles, PLEASE be respectful! This wiki is not built off of toxicity, but rather people collaborating fairly and respectfully. Don't be rude, that won't get articles done, after all. What gets it done is teamwork, effort, and correct information that lasts. {{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} 1b2b5f745b1b6b5a199d9551f767ac1206abddb8 69 68 2024-07-14T03:27:16Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ [[File:WelcomeToCECU.png|center|frameless|500x500px]]'''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre, to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer on the Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, '''let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} == '''How do I begin editing?''' == [[File:ChuckQuestioning.png|right|frameless|327x327px]] Well, editing is simple! First of all, just make and <u>verify</u> an account on Miraheze, the host, enter the details, and start editing the wiki. If you're wanting to make a location page, animatronic page, company page, whatever it is, it's recommended that you keep a second tab of the [[Standards]] page. This gives information on how each page should be, what templates to use, how to use them, and everything essential to making a good page. If you still have any questions, ask a member of the team of this wiki on their discussion board. We'll be happy to help! Pages should be detailed, but not overly detailed to where it goes into the history of a company or city. It also shouldn't be so simplified to where it's only a few sentences and that's that. Keep a firm middle, and you'll be good to go. Be sure to cite information whenever possible, and keep it unbiased and factual. Opinions will be edited out. This is a wiki, after all, meant to inform others of the pure truth, and nothing more. 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Get reading, get preparing, '''let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} == '''How do I begin editing?''' == [[File:ChuckQuestioning.png|right|frameless|327x327px]] Well, editing is simple! First of all, just make and <u>verify</u> an account on Miraheze, the host, enter the details, and start editing the wiki. If you're wanting to make a location page, animatronic page, company page, whatever it is, it's recommended that you keep a second tab of the [[Standards]] page. This gives information on how each page should be, what templates to use, how to use them, and everything essential to making a good page. If you still have any questions, ask a member of the team of this wiki on their discussion board. We'll be happy to help! Pages should be detailed, but not overly detailed to where it goes into the history of a company or city. It also shouldn't be so simplified to where it's only a few sentences and that's that. Keep a firm middle, and you'll be good to go. Be sure to cite information whenever possible, and keep it unbiased and factual. Opinions will be edited out. This is a wiki, after all, meant to inform others of the pure truth, and nothing more. When discussing edits on discussion pages on articles, PLEASE be respectful! This wiki is not built off of toxicity, but rather people collaborating fairly and respectfully. Don't be rude, that won't get articles done, after all. What gets it done is teamwork, effort, and correct information that lasts. db2f6825c7cfdb35db8a74c49997d88aa316566f 85 72 2024-07-14T16:19:00Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__{{Welcome}} '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre, to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer on the Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, '''let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} == '''How do I begin editing?''' == [[File:ChuckQuestioning.png|right|frameless|327x327px]] Well, editing is simple! First of all, just make and <u>verify</u> an account on Miraheze, the host, enter the details, and start editing the wiki. If you're wanting to make a location page, animatronic page, company page, whatever it is, it's recommended that you keep a second tab of the [[Standards]] page. This gives information on how each page should be, what templates to use, how to use them, and everything essential to making a good page. If you still have any questions, ask a member of the team of this wiki on their discussion board. We'll be happy to help! Pages should be detailed, but not overly detailed to where it goes into the history of a company or city. It also shouldn't be so simplified to where it's only a few sentences and that's that. Keep a firm middle, and you'll be good to go. Be sure to cite information whenever possible, and keep it unbiased and factual. Opinions will be edited out. This is a wiki, after all, meant to inform others of the pure truth, and nothing more. When discussing edits on discussion pages on articles, PLEASE be respectful! This wiki is not built off of toxicity, but rather people collaborating fairly and respectfully. Don't be rude, that won't get articles done, after all. What gets it done is teamwork, effort, and correct information that lasts. == '''How do I add images?''' == All image uploading and additions can be done through the [[Special:Upload]] page. Add any image, rename it to match the subject, and upload it. You can then use Standards to know when and how to use your file. As an alternative, you can also use [[Special:UploadWizard|Upload Wizard]] if you feel like it. db4eaac2cc829859067db5dbddc4b73c99225032 88 85 2024-07-14T16:39:33Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__{{Welcome}} '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer in Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, ''' let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} == '''How do I begin editing?''' == [[File:ChuckQuestioning.png|right|frameless|327x327px]] Well, editing is simple! First of all, just make and <u>verify</u> an account on Miraheze, the host, enter the details, and start editing the wiki. If you want to make a location page, animatronic page, company page, whatever it is, it's recommended that you keep a second tab of the [[Standards]] page. This gives information on how each page should be, what templates to use, how to use them, and everything essential to make a good page. If you still have any questions, ask a member of the team of this wiki on their discussion board. We'll be happy to help! Pages should be detailed, but not overly detailed to where it goes into the history of a company or city. It also shouldn't be so simplified to where it's only a few sentences and that's that. Keep a firm middle, and you'll be good to go. Be sure to cite information whenever possible, and keep it unbiased and factual. Opinions will be edited out. After all, this is a wiki meant to inform others of the pure truth, and nothing more. When discussing edits on discussion pages on articles, PLEASE be respectful! This wiki is not built off toxicity but rather on people collaborating fairly and respectfully. Don't be rude, that won't get articles done, after all. What gets it done is teamwork, effort, and correct information that lasts. == '''How do I add images?''' == All image uploading and additions can be done through the [[Special:Upload]] page. Add any image, rename it to match the subject, and upload it. You can then use Standards to know when and how to use your file. As an alternative, you can also use [[Special:UploadWizard|Upload Wizard]] if you feel like it. a9139b41915ed3adaf8cc1129e969d7b27be5e0f 10 28 70 2024-07-14T03:38:24Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Created page with "<div class="welcome"> {| width=100% class="bgrevo" style="margin-bottom: 12px; border: 2px solid #ffffff; background:#309141; border-radius: 10px; text-align: left; color: #ffffff; padding: 5px;" |- |[[File:WelcomeToCECU.png|center|600px]] |} }}" wikitext text/x-wiki <div class="welcome"> {| width=100% class="bgrevo" style="margin-bottom: 12px; border: 2px solid #ffffff; background:#309141; border-radius: 10px; text-align: left; color: #ffffff; padding: 5px;" |- |[[File:WelcomeToCECU.png|center|600px]] |} }} adf7186120c3e6ab5e0ff2e48ad5c0a4a4fa7681 71 70 2024-07-14T03:39:01Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <div class="welcome"> {| width=100% class="bgrevo" style="margin-bottom: 12px; border: 2px solid #ffffff; background:#309141; border-radius: 10px; text-align: left; color: #ffffff; padding: 5px;" |- |[[File:WelcomeToCECU.png|center|600px]] |} 55a00ee483973a1b60e3ba7ef5426b73b6f553f2 6 29 73 2024-07-14T03:54:24Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 30 74 2024-07-14T04:13:58Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with " {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=???|storeopening=August 18th, 1988|storeclosing=October 2003|Stages=Rocker Stage, Road Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=Calgary2024.png}} jhdbi3ekw" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=???|storeopening=August 18th, 1988|storeclosing=October 2003|Stages=Rocker Stage, Road Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=Calgary2024.png}} jhdbi3ekw df3b689f1ce2b1b805b243c0ebe474593231bb43 75 74 2024-07-14T06:30:38Z Midwestretail 6 updated wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=???|storeopening=August 18th, 1988|storeclosing=October 2003|Stages=Rocker Stage, Road Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=Calgary2024.png}} ==Information== '''2770 32nd Ave NE''', also known as '''Sunridge''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant that opened on August 18th, 1988 with a Rocker Stage, and closed with a Road Stage, 1 of only 2 in Canada, in October 2003. It was located in Centre "32" with several other tenants. This was a replacement store for the [[Calgary, AB (Sunridge Mall, 3320 20th Ave)|older location across from Sunridge Mall]], which closed the same month this store opened. This location was the only Chuck E. Cheese's to ever get a Road Stage from a nearby store, instead of one from SPT. It came from the [[Calgary, AB (9627 Macleod Trail)|Macleod Trail location]]. ==History== In August 1988, the original Calgary Pizza Time Theatre closed it's doors, and was replaced by this store. It opened in a former Enchanted Castle pizzeria on August 18th, 1988 in Centre "32" Plaza, in the center. This store, due to it being an earlier remodel outside of the United States, uniquely had blue wainscoting, and a lack of checkers. They had the standard booths, and opened with a Rocker Stage, which was common for stores that opened at the time. This, overall, was the 6th modern-era Chuck E. Cheese's to open, and the first modern day location to open in Canada. They would notably barely remodel in their lifetime, as they would keep the Rocker Stage until very late in the remodel's lifespan. In 1994, this store would replace their Rocker Stage with a Road Stage, which came from the [[Calgary, AB (9627 Macleod Trail)|Macleod Trail location, which closed earlier that year]]. This makes Calgary the last location to install a Road Stage, and the only Road Stage to not be installed by SPT. Around this time, they would also remodel for the 2nd and final time in their lifespan, remodeling to Operation Thumb Chuck, which replaced the exterior sign, added certain types of decor, updated their mascot costume to a more recent one, and most notably, involved the addition of Skytubes, Buzzy Buzzy Bee, Wacky Ducks, and several other newer games to their Gameroom. Some of these games were unique, and were not in other Chuck E. Cheese's restaurants. The showroom and wainscoting would notably barely ever see a major repaint or addition in this store's lifetime. This specific store never received Artifact Shelving, or posters in the showroom, as none are seen in the footage that is available. In October 2003, for unknown reasons, either a corporate or franchise decision made this store close permanently. The animatronics were removed, and were supposedly sent in certain pieces to an amusement park. The bots are still in existence, but are not intact. In January 2004, Fun Tycoon opened. This was another FEC that kept almost everything from Chuck E. Cheese's, minus removing all of the Chuck E. Cheese's branded items. The wainscoting was repainted in certain spots to brown-orange, and the exterior signage was changed. Fun Tycoon lasted until 2006, when it also permanently closed. The space sat vacant for 4 or so years, until it was taken over by Kids & Company, a Daycare center. After that was Kids @ Churchill Park, which remains there today. As of July 2024, Kids @ Churchill Park remains in the space, although the Chuck E. 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Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} 12dce6cb5e8a829fa18e06cd23ac41708d424f1e 100 98 2024-07-14T20:28:36Z Smoothsundays 2 e wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|dounder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=mid-1990s|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} Showbiz Pizza Place, (later known as Showbiz Pizza, and also known in Mexico as Showbiz Pizza Fiesta,) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Brock Hotel Corporation and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. c916dff1c9c1c14e3f2b415857da128886a14980 101 100 2024-07-14T20:34:18Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|dounder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=mid-1990s|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} Showbiz Pizza Place, (later known as Showbiz Pizza, and also known in Mexico as Showbiz Pizza Fiesta,) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Brock Hotel Corporation and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. =History= In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, a company that owned Holiday Inn locations to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984. https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf 6ed53991507672c5ab363259dd368c367dc701cd 102 101 2024-07-14T20:34:46Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|dounder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=mid-1990s|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} Showbiz Pizza Place, (later known as Showbiz Pizza, and also known in Mexico as Showbiz Pizza Fiesta,) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Brock Hotel Corporation and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. =History= In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, a company that owned Holiday Inn locations to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf 81372e102823f41a57497280e3f91725ae3aa55a 106 102 2024-07-14T20:42:39Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|dounder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=mid-1990s|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} Showbiz Pizza Place, (later known as Showbiz Pizza, and also known in Mexico as Showbiz Pizza Fiesta,) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Brock Hotel Corporation and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. =History= In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, a company that owned Holiday Inn locations to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Tinker Towers. 40130f599df99168ebe35d7722949d5e6f573903 107 106 2024-07-14T20:46:50Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|dounder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=mid-1990s|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} Showbiz Pizza Place, (later known as Showbiz Pizza, and also known in Mexico as Showbiz Pizza Fiesta,) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Brock Hotel Corporation and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. =History= In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, a company that owned Holiday Inn locations to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Tinker Towers. Before the Merger After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. 87070c9d99357380a0e55f3c609947e7e714658c 108 107 2024-07-14T20:47:52Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|dounder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=mid-1990s|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} Showbiz Pizza Place, (later known as Showbiz Pizza, and also known in Mexico as Showbiz Pizza Fiesta,) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Brock Hotel Corporation and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. =History= In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, a company that owned Holiday Inn locations to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Tinker Towers. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. 7170944faa4850a1686e29a8970a559606ed1778 109 108 2024-07-14T20:52:35Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Topeka Inn Management|Brock Hotel Corporation]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=mid-1990s|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO|Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. 25b65a07a4f37041ce4245488a4584f04f683ff5 110 109 2024-07-14T20:54:17Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO|Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. 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Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like (location here) to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' 8988245ca9f32d7a2bba6ad1f87afa70508a4c31 113 112 2024-07-14T21:24:18Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like (location here) to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. 9de58d20020a1ccbfc66b540b661c7e1e0a7c6cb 117 113 2024-07-14T21:33:21Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like (location here) to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire explosion stage for the 3-stage, called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show into 3-stages or 2-stages. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. 5559dc24e67a45c103b9c1041139caf934aee7a6 118 117 2024-07-14T21:33:47Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like (location here) to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire explosion stage for the 3-stage, called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show into 3-stages or 2-stages. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. =References= 9896454e010f2dfba52134e5772d5b152301c98f 120 118 2024-07-14T21:35:35Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like [[St. Paul, MN (448 Lexington Pkwy)]] to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire explosion stage for the 3-stage, called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show into 3-stages or 2-stages. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. =References= 636a16f70009045915b92ffc3f5ebde61c24febf 121 120 2024-07-14T21:38:06Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. 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Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like [[St. Paul, MN (448 Lexington Pkwy)]] to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire Explosion into CEC's characters called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show to have the Chuck E. Cheese's characters. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. =References= 6b957c428a32d57a780cb7b8a03d1856e32ede55 122 121 2024-07-14T21:50:49Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. * [[SPP Restaurants|Restaurants]] * [[SPP Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[SPP Subsidiaries|Subsidiaries]] ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like [[St. Paul, MN (448 Lexington Pkwy)]] to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire Explosion into CEC's characters called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show to have the Chuck E. Cheese's characters. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. =References= 0aaa9d6d05baed46523a85f965ffe546cb8d3bfb 123 122 2024-07-14T21:51:50Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like [[St. Paul, MN (448 Lexington Pkwy)]] to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire Explosion into CEC's characters called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show to have the Chuck E. Cheese's characters. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. =See Also= * [[SPP Restaurants|Restaurants]] * [[SPP Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[SPP Subsidiaries|Subsidiaries]] =References= a312a38b1a6d589811f738d3adc284634eeba318 140 123 2024-07-14T22:28:48Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* See Also */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like [[St. Paul, MN (448 Lexington Pkwy)]] to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire Explosion into CEC's characters called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show to have the Chuck E. Cheese's characters. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. 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Get reading, get preparing, ''' let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} 4dacf13a85292b3a53ff2814c32d463d2d817e2e 124 116 2024-07-14T22:12:10Z Smoothsundays 2 Protected "[[Main Page]]" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) [cascading] wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__{{Welcome}} '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer in Chuck E. Cheese's name! 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Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}}<aside class="portable-infobox noexcerpt pi-background pi..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}}<aside class="portable-infobox noexcerpt pi-background pi-theme-default pi-layout-default"> == SPP History == </aside><span></span> '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. == History == In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like [[St. Paul, MN (448 Lexington Pkwy)]] to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire Explosion into CEC's characters called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show to have the Chuck E. Cheese's characters. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. = References = 03a9dd89c262dd5b819e0ed37b4e0194ade0ecc2 146 145 2024-07-14T22:32:54Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like [[St. Paul, MN (448 Lexington Pkwy)]] to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire Explosion into CEC's characters called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show to have the Chuck E. Cheese's characters. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. =References= 5a3b1d27c474811b40b05bbe14552fb0bf385844 0 56 155 2024-07-14T23:07:18Z Smoothsundays 2 Created page with "CEC Entertainment, formerly known as Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc. is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. The company was formed as a result of the merger between [[SPP History|Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc]]. & Brock Hotel Corporation. The company originally operated as both Showbiz Pizza & Chuck E. Cheese, however by 1993, they were just Chuck E. Cheese." wikitext text/x-wiki CEC Entertainment, formerly known as Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc. is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. 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(1985–1998)CEC Entertainment, Inc. (1998–2020)CEC Entertainment, LLC (2020–present)|subsidiaries=[[Peter Piper Pizza]]|website=https://www.chuckecheese.com/}} CEC Entertainment, formerly known as Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc. is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. The company was formed as a result of the merger between [[SPP History|Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc]]. & Brock Hotel Corporation. The company originally operated as both Showbiz Pizza & Chuck E. Cheese, however by 1993, they were just Chuck E. 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(1998–2020)CEC Entertainment, LLC (2020–present)|subsidiaries=[[Peter Piper Pizza]]|website=https://www.chuckecheese.com/|title=CEC Entertainment, LLC}} CEC Entertainment, formerly known as Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc. is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. The company was formed as a result of the merger between [[SPP History|Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc]]. & Brock Hotel Corporation. The company originally operated as both Showbiz Pizza & Chuck E. Cheese, however by 1993, they were just Chuck E. 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(1998–2020)CEC Entertainment, LLC (2020–present)|subsidiaries=[[Peter Piper Pizza]]|website=https://www.chuckecheese.com/|title=CEC Entertainment, LLC}} CEC Entertainment, formerly known as Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc. is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. The company was formed as a result of the merger between [[SPP History|Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc]]. & Brock Hotel Corporation. The company originally operated as both Showbiz Pizza & Chuck E. Cheese, however by 1993, they were just Chuck E. 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(1998–2020)CEC Entertainment, LLC (2020–present)|subsidiaries=[[Peter Piper Pizza]]|website=https://www.chuckecheese.com/|title=CEC Entertainment, LLC}} CEC Entertainment, formerly known as Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc. is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. The company was formed as a result of the merger between [[SPP History|Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc]]. & Brock Hotel Corporation. The company originally operated as both Showbiz Pizza & Chuck E. Cheese, however by 1993, they were just Chuck E. Cheese. 6e2432398c231ede54387f4122c67a4748bfa06a 6 58 159 2024-07-14T23:19:45Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki ee 1f444844b1ca616009c2b0e3564fecc065872b5b 6 59 162 2024-07-14T23:37:04Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 60 163 2024-07-14T23:37:27Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 61 164 2024-07-14T23:37:43Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 62 165 2024-07-14T23:38:19Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 63 166 2024-07-14T23:38:40Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 64 167 2024-07-14T23:38:55Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 65 168 2024-07-14T23:42:00Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "{{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=82|storeopening=March 3rd, 1980|storeclosing=Spring 2007|Stages=Wolf Pack 5, The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=antioch2007.jpg}} ==Information== '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was an unopened Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, later Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007. It was loca..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=82|storeopening=March 3rd, 1980|storeclosing=Spring 2007|Stages=Wolf Pack 5, The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=antioch2007.jpg}} ==Information== '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was an unopened Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, later Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until a short time later where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1990-1991, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this store closing a while ago, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella </gallery> 11053239a8e6e2be08ee765118a4766ea7d946f3 173 168 2024-07-14T23:52:41Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=82|storeopening=March 3rd, 1980|storeclosing=Spring 2007|Stages=Wolf Pack 5, The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=antioch2007.jpg}} ==Information== '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was an unopened Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, later Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until a short time later where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1990-1991, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this store closing a while ago, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> 370f74e7df9229aa8ab5cc961bd704a2313ce7b4 176 173 2024-07-15T01:10:42Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 /* Information */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=82|storeopening=March 3rd, 1980|storeclosing=Spring 2007|Stages=Wolf Pack 5, The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=antioch2007.jpg}} ==Information== '''[[Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd]] Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was an unopened Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, later Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until a short time later where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1990-1991, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this store closing a while ago, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> 3f648be8769eb75e6508db7aa085b4340f3274fb 179 176 2024-07-15T01:33:44Z Midwestretail 6 added extras wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=82|storeopening=March 3rd, 1980|storeclosing=Spring 2007|Stages=Wolf Pack 5, The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=antioch2007.jpg}} ==Information== '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was an unopened Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, later Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until a short time later where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1990-1991, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this store closing a while ago, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> == See Also == *[[SPP Locations]] *[[SPP History]] d866612455c4e777eab3730b9bb4be8537e73d22 180 179 2024-07-15T01:37:51Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=82|storeopening=March 3rd, 1980|storeclosing=Spring 2007|Stages=Wolf Pack 5, The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=antioch2007.jpg}} ==Information== '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was an unopened Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, later Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until a short time later where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1990-1991, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this store closing a while ago, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> == See Also == *[[SPP Locations]] *[[SPP History]] 502b46141b449b201e6784ba76417d44c41917cc 192 180 2024-07-16T00:13:01Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=82|storeopening=March 3rd, 1980|storeclosing=Spring 2007|Stages=Wolf Pack 5, The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=antioch2007.jpg}} ==Information== '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was an unopened Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, later Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until February 1981, where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1990-1991, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. Antioch Center, at this time, would go through an extensive renovation, replacing the old, circular awning facade with a green and beige design with new entrance canopies. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. Not only this, but they also had an extra private party room known internally as Dining C. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this store closing a while ago, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> == See Also == *[[SPP Locations]] *[[SPP History]] f74de985b0787078510ae0fa17b300677a62e80a 203 192 2024-07-16T05:49:30Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Information */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=82|storeopening=March 3rd, 1980|storeclosing=Spring 2007|Stages=Wolf Pack 5, The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=antioch2007.jpg}} ==Information== '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007 as a Chuck E. Cheese's. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until February 1981, where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1990-1991, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. Antioch Center, at this time, would go through an extensive renovation, replacing the old, circular awning facade with a green and beige design with new entrance canopies. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. Not only this, but they also had an extra private party room known internally as Dining C. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this store closing a while ago, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> == See Also == *[[SPP Locations]] *[[SPP History]] 1d403494709824af83fcdd0802af117776b3c2ad 6 66 169 2024-07-14T23:47:09Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 67 170 2024-07-14T23:49:04Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 68 171 2024-07-14T23:49:26Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 69 172 2024-07-14T23:50:57Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 55 174 146 2024-07-14T23:57:18Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Added link to Antioch's page wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like [[St. Paul, MN (448 Lexington Pkwy)]] to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire Explosion into CEC's characters called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show to have the Chuck E. Cheese's characters. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. =References= bf6bfde0f9164f3ab9217c8968ca60eae1506b1f 0 70 175 2024-07-15T01:10:18Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 Antioch's page link wikitext text/x-wiki '''[[Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd]]''' 8db84e6b41227574999a7b87bdaf14a4be399631 177 175 2024-07-15T01:12:54Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 wikitext text/x-wiki '''[[Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd]] -Opened March, 3rd 1980, Closed Spring 2007''' 8c8d84065d23ce5c9d6a25dfb71300f4e9d397c0 178 177 2024-07-15T01:14:30Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)#Information]] '''-Opened March, 3rd 1980, Closed Spring 2007''' e70f1578be0affd70053b6291ca1b60a8c64871a 184 178 2024-07-15T19:12:01Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)#Information]] '''- Opened March, 3rd 1980, Closed Spring 2007''' 5da7c00ea2533589ac5c05021d08e5bc16c33c05 0 56 181 161 2024-07-15T03:06:52Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Private|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=May 17, 1977, (PTT) March 3, 1980, (SPP), May 16, 1985 (SPT)|founder=[[Showbiz Pizza Place]], [[Pizza Time Theatre]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=CEC Entertainment.png.png|numberoflocations=568|areaserved=Africa, Asia, Europe, The Americas|keypeople=David McKillips, Current CEO|brands=TJ Hartford's, Pasqually's Pizza & Wings|owner=Monarch Capital|parent=Atari, Inc. (1977–1978)[[Pizza Time Theatre, Inc.]] (1978–1985)ShowBiz Pizza Time, Inc. (1985–1998)CEC Entertainment, Inc. (1998–2020)CEC Entertainment, LLC (2020–present)|subsidiaries=[[Peter Piper Pizza]]|website=https://www.chuckecheese.com/|title=CEC Entertainment, LLC}} CEC Entertainment, formerly known as Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc. is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. Through CEC, the company operated 500+ locations across the world, and also owns Peter Piper Pizza Pasqually's Pizza & Wings, and formerly Showbiz Pizza & TJ Hartford's. =History= Showbiz Pizza Time was originally formed as a result of the merger between Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre, which was finalized in May of 1985. After the merger, both Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre operated seperately. However, certain Showbiz Pizza locations opened with Chuck E. Cheese characters like Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder). In the later half of the 80s, Showbiz Pizza Time requested rights to the Rockafire Explosion from Aaron Fechter, which they were declined. This caused a falling out between the companies, which would be the cause of Concept Unification, the removal of the Rockafire for Chuck E. Cheese and his friends. 17674b2976d64b7277bffff695dbe42ce2197060 182 181 2024-07-15T04:32:48Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Private|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=May 17, 1977, (PTT) March 3, 1980, (SPP), May 16, 1985 (SPT)|founder=[[Showbiz Pizza Place]], [[Pizza Time Theatre]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=CEC Entertainment.png.png|numberoflocations=568|areaserved=Africa, Asia, Europe, The Americas|keypeople=David McKillips, Current CEO|brands=TJ Hartford's, Pasqually's Pizza & Wings|owner=Monarch Capital|parent=Atari, Inc. (1977–1978)[[Pizza Time Theatre, Inc.]] (1978–1985)ShowBiz Pizza Time, Inc. (1985–1998)CEC Entertainment, Inc. (1998–2020)CEC Entertainment, LLC (2020–present)|subsidiaries=[[Peter Piper Pizza]]|website=https://www.chuckecheese.com/|title=CEC Entertainment, LLC}} CEC Entertainment, formerly known as Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc. is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. Through CEC, the company operated 500+ locations across the world, and also owns Peter Piper Pizza Pasqually's Pizza & Wings, and formerly Showbiz Pizza & TJ Hartford's. =History= Showbiz Pizza Time was originally formed as a result of the merger between Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre, which was finalized in May of 1985. After the merger, both Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre operated seperately. However, certain Showbiz Pizza locations opened with Chuck E. Cheese characters like Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder). In the later half of the 80s, Showbiz Pizza Time requested rights to the Rockafire Explosion from Aaron Fechter, which they were declined. This caused a falling out between the companies, which would be the cause of Concept Unification, the removal of the Rockafire for Chuck E. Cheese and his friends. =Post CU= d6bbc2addc43c09b0936558cfbe80757435aff85 183 182 2024-07-15T19:03:13Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Private|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=May 17, 1977, (PTT) March 3, 1980, (SPP), May 16, 1985 (SPT)|founder=[[Showbiz Pizza Place]], [[Pizza Time Theatre]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=CEC Entertainment.png.png|numberoflocations=568|areaserved=Africa, Asia, Europe, The Americas|keypeople=David McKillips, Current CEO|brands=TJ Hartford's, Pasqually's Pizza & Wings|owner=Monarch Capital|parent=Atari, Inc. (1977–1978)[[Pizza Time Theatre, Inc.]] (1978–1985) ShowBiz Pizza Time, Inc. (1985–1998) CEC Entertainment, Inc. (1998–2020) CEC Entertainment, LLC (2020–present)|subsidiaries=[[Peter Piper Pizza]]|website=https://www.chuckecheese.com/|title=CEC Entertainment, LLC}} '''CEC Entertainment''', formerly known as '''Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.''' is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. Through CEC, the company operated 500+ locations across the world, and also owns Peter Piper Pizza Pasqually's Pizza & Wings, and formerly Showbiz Pizza & TJ Hartford's. =History= Showbiz Pizza Time was originally formed as a result of the merger between Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre, which was finalized in May of 1985. After the merger, both Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre operated seperately. However, certain Showbiz Pizza locations opened with Chuck E. Cheese characters like Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder). In the later half of the 80s, Showbiz Pizza Time requested rights to the Rockafire Explosion from Aaron Fechter, which they were declined. This caused a falling out between the companies, which would be the cause of Concept Unification, the removal of the Rockafire for Chuck E. Cheese and his friends. =Post CU= 4fff6207cd091189bf1a58f9f8a3b92e8ce86550 193 183 2024-07-16T01:34:09Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Private|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=May 17, 1977, (PTT) March 3, 1980, (SPP), May 16, 1985 (SPT)|founder=[[Showbiz Pizza Place]], [[Pizza Time Theatre]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=CEC Entertainment.png.png|numberoflocations=568|areaserved=Africa, Asia, Europe, The Americas|keypeople=David McKillips, Current CEO|brands=TJ Hartford's, Pasqually's Pizza & Wings|owner=Monarch Capital|parent=Atari, Inc. (1977–1978)[[Pizza Time Theatre, Inc.]] (1978–1985) ShowBiz Pizza Time, Inc. (1985–1998) CEC Entertainment, Inc. (1998–2020) CEC Entertainment, LLC (2020–present)|subsidiaries=[[Peter Piper Pizza]]|website=https://www.chuckecheese.com/|title=CEC Entertainment, LLC}} '''CEC Entertainment''', formerly known as '''Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.''' is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. Through CEC, the company operated 500+ locations across the world, and also owns Peter Piper Pizza Pasqually's Pizza & Wings, and formerly Showbiz Pizza & TJ Hartford's. =History = Showbiz Pizza Time was originally formed as a result of the merger between Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre, which was finalized in May of 1985. After the merger, both Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre operated seperately. However, certain Showbiz Pizza locations opened with Chuck E. Cheese characters like Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder). In the later half of the 80s, Showbiz Pizza Time requested rights to the Rockafire Explosion from Aaron Fechter, which they were declined. This caused a falling out between the companies, which would be the cause of Concept Unification, the removal of the Rockafire for Chuck E. Cheese and his friends. === '''Post CU (1990-1997)''' === The early 90s brought heavy competition from companies like Discovery Zone and Leaps and Bounds. Due to the competition, the company faced low sales. This initiated a remodel effort, called "Operation Thumb Chuck." Which brought a more updated look to the locations, so they could stand out against other companies. The company also created new stages around this time to supply something fresh and new to their costumers. One of these stages was called the "Awesome Adventure Machine." The Awesome Adventure Machine, commonly abbreviated to AAM, was the most technologically advanced stage the company had released to that date. The stage was tested at the now closed (dallas adresss here) location. However, the stage was extremely hard to maintain. Because of this, the company scrapped the stage and replaced the concept with Studio 'C'. === '''Studio 'C', Small-Town, 2000, Small-Market, (1997-2012)''' === The first stage in the Studio 'C' series was just named Studio 'C.' It was first previewed in October 1997, and was first installed in the (dallas address here) store. The stage was a big success, and locations like Brookfield and Thousand Oaks soon followed. b66be1fc71ecfdb2968c07884ef6261b9f3318bc 0 10 185 153 2024-07-15T23:10:34Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki == Company == * [[CEC History|History]] * [[SPT/CEC Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] == Restaurants == * [[Chuck E. 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Cheese's= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[CEC Locations|Store List]] * [[CEC Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[CEC Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[CEC Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[CEC Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[CEC Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[CEC Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[CEC Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[CEC Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[CEC Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[CEC Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[CEC Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[CEC Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[CEC Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[CEC Accessories|Accessories]] * [[CEC Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[CEC Events|Events]] * [[CEC Commercials|Commercials]] * [[CEC Products|Products]] * [[CEC Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[CEC Websites|Websites]] }} |-|Monterey's Tex-Mex Cafe= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Monterey's Locations|Store List]] * [[Monterey's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Monterey's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Monterey's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Monterey's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Monterey's Events|Events]] * [[Monterey's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Monterey's Products|Products]] * [[Monterey's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|TJ Hartford's Grill & Bar= {{#tag:tabber| Location= * [[Lewisville, TX (1960 S Stemmons Fwy)|Lewisville, TX (1960 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[TJ Hartford's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[TJ Hartford's Arcade Machines|Arcade Machines]] * [[TJ Hartford's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[TJ Hartford's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[TJ Hartford's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[TJ Hartford's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[TJ Hartford's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[TJ Hartford's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[TJ Hartford's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[TJ Hartford's Website|Websites]] }} |-|Peter Piper Pizza= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Locations|Store List]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Events|Events]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Products|Products]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Websites|Websites]] }} |-|Pasqually's Pizza And Wings= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pasqually's Locations|Store List]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pasqually's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pasqually's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pasqually's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pasqually's Events|Events]] * [[Pasqually's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Pasqually's Website|Website]] }} </tabber> 0bc278d87ead39bd5c5039e7b8f7554a2b36cfe3 0 11 187 154 2024-07-15T23:14:58Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki == Company == * [[PTT History|History]] * [[PTT Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[PTT Documents|Documents]] == Restaurants == * [[Chuck E. 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Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Locations|Store List]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Events|Events]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Products|Products]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Zapp's Bar and Grill= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Zapp's Locations|Store List]] * [[Zapp's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Zapp's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Zapp's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Zapp's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[Zapp's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Zapp's Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Zapp's Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Zapp's Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[PTT Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Zapp's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Zapp's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Zapp's Events|Events]] * [[CEC Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> 3101ebec831b443747abacc46fa28fb8a77c8c98 197 196 2024-07-16T04:20:11Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki == Company == * [[PTT History|History]] * [[PTT Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[PTT Documents|Documents]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Locations|Store List]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Events|Events]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Products|Products]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Zapp's Bar and Grill= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Zapp's Locations|Store List]] * [[Zapp's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Zapp's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Zapp's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Zapp's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[Zapp's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Zapp's Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Zapp's Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Zapp's Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[PTT Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Zapp's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Zapp's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Zapp's Events|Events]] * [[Zapp's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> ac6e74698952147c9f2cd26430e5dfa5a097ba9e 198 197 2024-07-16T04:33:48Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki == Company == * [[PTT History|History]] * [[PTT Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[PTT Documents|Documents]] * [[Fantasy Forest Manufacturing]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Locations|Store List]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Events|Events]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Products|Products]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Zapp's Bar and Grill= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Zapp's Locations|Store List]] * [[Zapp's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Zapp's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Zapp's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Zapp's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[Zapp's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Zapp's Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Zapp's Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Zapp's Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[PTT Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Zapp's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Zapp's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Zapp's Events|Events]] * [[Zapp's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> a61b270f4454743e8f6ea2be228272325e275e38 201 198 2024-07-16T04:54:20Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannert.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[PTT History|History]] * [[PTT Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[PTT Documents|Documents]] * [[Fantasy Forest Manufacturing]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Locations|Store List]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Events|Events]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Products|Products]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Zapp's Bar and Grill= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Zapp's Locations|Store List]] * [[Zapp's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Zapp's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Zapp's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Zapp's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[Zapp's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Zapp's Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Zapp's Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Zapp's Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[PTT Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Zapp's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Zapp's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Zapp's Events|Events]] * [[Zapp's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> 783d2a3add164c93c9cad13d946aea2d3b7d802d 0 38 188 152 2024-07-15T23:15:29Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Company */ wikitext text/x-wiki == Company == * [[SPP History|History]] * [[SPP Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[Documents]] * [[SPP Locations]] 2b243a4651b87d9dd4ba26d4c1d61a9bfe192e70 6 72 199 2024-07-16T04:33:49Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 73 200 2024-07-16T04:53:27Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki artwork sourced from showbizpizza.com 811268b359f83eb09ed2727037de1a48a0ecdf45 10 18 202 137 2024-07-16T04:58:40Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="hoverimage" align="center" style="text-align:center;" |style="background:transparent;" |[[File:pttbox.png|190px|link=Pizza Time Theatre, Inc.]] |style="background:transparent;" |</big></code>[[File:Sptbox1.png|190px|link=CEC Entertainment]] |style="background:transparent;" |</big></code>[[File:Sppbox.png|190px|link=Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc.]] |- |'''[[:Pizza Time Theatre, Inc.|Pizza Time Theatre]]''' |'''[[:CEC Entertainment|Showbiz Pizza Time]]''' |'''[[:Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc.|Showbiz Pizza Place]]''' |- | • [[FAQ]] • | • [[Rules]] • | • [[Helpful Sources]] • |} 161a14a70bad3651f3c992cd930ed0ff7e0da279 0 74 204 2024-07-16T05:52:40Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Created page with "== How to do store articles (READ IF NEW USER) == Store articles are common, and very plentiful on the wiki. If a page doesn't exist, you can make it exist. Here's the basic layout to a page. Start out with the store template to get all of these laid out to you in a simple way, including an infobox that allows an opening date, closing date (if closed), and store number. An image must also be put onto the infobox for it to be complete, if the store has an available exter..." wikitext text/x-wiki == How to do store articles (READ IF NEW USER) == Store articles are common, and very plentiful on the wiki. If a page doesn't exist, you can make it exist. Here's the basic layout to a page. Start out with the store template to get all of these laid out to you in a simple way, including an infobox that allows an opening date, closing date (if closed), and store number. An image must also be put onto the infobox for it to be complete, if the store has an available exterior image. '''ALWAYS USE THE MOST RECENT IMAGE!''' Refrain from using an older image of the CEC, if it's not the newest one available. If it's the only one that is available, please use it. If there are no available images, use an image of what is currently in the space nowadays. {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=Store Number Goes Here|storeopening=Insert grand opening date here|storeclosing=Insert closure date here (if closed)|Stages=The Stage, 1-Stage, Studio 'C' Small Market, Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=1981 Remodel, 1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Rockford.jpg}} == Information == '''Bold address goes here''' was a/an (insert fec name, i.e Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place, Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's) that opened on (grand/soft opening date) and closed on (closure date, month, or year if available. only add a closure if a store actually closed). What shopping center or mall was it in? Was it standalone? Put that detail in if it's located there. For example, "It is located in the Florin Mall/Greenwood Shopping Center/whatever shopping center it is in." Next is history, with a big heading that is shown as: == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start out by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel in order for example. EXAMPLE: "This store opened with The Stage in 1981, with the new at-the-time 1981 Remodel. IN 1986, this store got the 1986 SPT Remodel, which added white walls, new beadboard wainscoting, and a Rocker Stage/Chuck E.'s House setup. In 1995, they received Operation Thumb Chuck, which removed many older features, such as checkers, and blue and white striped canopies. It added grey paint to the wainscoting, new games, a new play area, and many layout updates, including the removal of the Rocker Stage for a 1-Stage. This store then remodeled once more in 2006-2007, and replaced the 1-Stage with a Studio C Small Market, and the new remodel, which was the 2007 update of the 2005 Cool Chuck Reconfiguration. This remodel involved the removal of magazines, crayons, and old booths and games for newer games, purple walls, and new purple and red awnings on the exterior. == (YEAR WHEN REMODELED)-now (ONLY USE IF THE STORE GOT 2.0) == In 2022, this store remodeled to the 2.0 Remodel, removing old items for new booths, decor, paint, and a Dance Floor + Video Wall setup replaced the Studio C Small Market. As of July 2024, they still have this remodel." '''Stores either got all of these remodels, some of them, or closed without getting specific ones.''' 02758128cb119b8cc0f7900cde74d0e5e5519533 205 204 2024-07-16T05:54:33Z BurgersNuggs445 8 BurgersNuggs445 moved page [[Standards:Store Page]] to [[Standard Store Page]] wikitext text/x-wiki == How to do store articles (READ IF NEW USER) == Store articles are common, and very plentiful on the wiki. If a page doesn't exist, you can make it exist. Here's the basic layout to a page. Start out with the store template to get all of these laid out to you in a simple way, including an infobox that allows an opening date, closing date (if closed), and store number. An image must also be put onto the infobox for it to be complete, if the store has an available exterior image. '''ALWAYS USE THE MOST RECENT IMAGE!''' Refrain from using an older image of the CEC, if it's not the newest one available. If it's the only one that is available, please use it. If there are no available images, use an image of what is currently in the space nowadays. {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=Store Number Goes Here|storeopening=Insert grand opening date here|storeclosing=Insert closure date here (if closed)|Stages=The Stage, 1-Stage, Studio 'C' Small Market, Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=1981 Remodel, 1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Rockford.jpg}} == Information == '''Bold address goes here''' was a/an (insert fec name, i.e Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place, Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's) that opened on (grand/soft opening date) and closed on (closure date, month, or year if available. only add a closure if a store actually closed). What shopping center or mall was it in? Was it standalone? Put that detail in if it's located there. For example, "It is located in the Florin Mall/Greenwood Shopping Center/whatever shopping center it is in." Next is history, with a big heading that is shown as: == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start out by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel in order for example. EXAMPLE: "This store opened with The Stage in 1981, with the new at-the-time 1981 Remodel. IN 1986, this store got the 1986 SPT Remodel, which added white walls, new beadboard wainscoting, and a Rocker Stage/Chuck E.'s House setup. In 1995, they received Operation Thumb Chuck, which removed many older features, such as checkers, and blue and white striped canopies. It added grey paint to the wainscoting, new games, a new play area, and many layout updates, including the removal of the Rocker Stage for a 1-Stage. This store then remodeled once more in 2006-2007, and replaced the 1-Stage with a Studio C Small Market, and the new remodel, which was the 2007 update of the 2005 Cool Chuck Reconfiguration. This remodel involved the removal of magazines, crayons, and old booths and games for newer games, purple walls, and new purple and red awnings on the exterior. == (YEAR WHEN REMODELED)-now (ONLY USE IF THE STORE GOT 2.0) == In 2022, this store remodeled to the 2.0 Remodel, removing old items for new booths, decor, paint, and a Dance Floor + Video Wall setup replaced the Studio C Small Market. As of July 2024, they still have this remodel." '''Stores either got all of these remodels, some of them, or closed without getting specific ones.''' 02758128cb119b8cc0f7900cde74d0e5e5519533 207 205 2024-07-16T06:03:41Z BurgersNuggs445 8 BurgersNuggs445 moved page [[Standard Store Page]] to [[Standard:Store Page]] wikitext text/x-wiki == How to do store articles (READ IF NEW USER) == Store articles are common, and very plentiful on the wiki. If a page doesn't exist, you can make it exist. Here's the basic layout to a page. Start out with the store template to get all of these laid out to you in a simple way, including an infobox that allows an opening date, closing date (if closed), and store number. An image must also be put onto the infobox for it to be complete, if the store has an available exterior image. '''ALWAYS USE THE MOST RECENT IMAGE!''' Refrain from using an older image of the CEC, if it's not the newest one available. If it's the only one that is available, please use it. If there are no available images, use an image of what is currently in the space nowadays. {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=Store Number Goes Here|storeopening=Insert grand opening date here|storeclosing=Insert closure date here (if closed)|Stages=The Stage, 1-Stage, Studio 'C' Small Market, Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=1981 Remodel, 1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Rockford.jpg}} == Information == '''Bold address goes here''' was a/an (insert fec name, i.e Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place, Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's) that opened on (grand/soft opening date) and closed on (closure date, month, or year if available. only add a closure if a store actually closed). What shopping center or mall was it in? Was it standalone? Put that detail in if it's located there. For example, "It is located in the Florin Mall/Greenwood Shopping Center/whatever shopping center it is in." Next is history, with a big heading that is shown as: == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start out by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel in order for example. EXAMPLE: "This store opened with The Stage in 1981, with the new at-the-time 1981 Remodel. IN 1986, this store got the 1986 SPT Remodel, which added white walls, new beadboard wainscoting, and a Rocker Stage/Chuck E.'s House setup. In 1995, they received Operation Thumb Chuck, which removed many older features, such as checkers, and blue and white striped canopies. It added grey paint to the wainscoting, new games, a new play area, and many layout updates, including the removal of the Rocker Stage for a 1-Stage. This store then remodeled once more in 2006-2007, and replaced the 1-Stage with a Studio C Small Market, and the new remodel, which was the 2007 update of the 2005 Cool Chuck Reconfiguration. This remodel involved the removal of magazines, crayons, and old booths and games for newer games, purple walls, and new purple and red awnings on the exterior. == (YEAR WHEN REMODELED)-now (ONLY USE IF THE STORE GOT 2.0) == In 2022, this store remodeled to the 2.0 Remodel, removing old items for new booths, decor, paint, and a Dance Floor + Video Wall setup replaced the Studio C Small Market. As of July 2024, they still have this remodel." '''Stores either got all of these remodels, some of them, or closed without getting specific ones.''' 02758128cb119b8cc0f7900cde74d0e5e5519533 0 75 206 2024-07-16T05:54:34Z BurgersNuggs445 8 BurgersNuggs445 moved page [[Standards:Store Page]] to [[Standard Store Page]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Standard Store Page]] bc6fd71cd989bacde02b43ae59be1e2f5776d988 0 76 208 2024-07-16T06:03:41Z BurgersNuggs445 8 BurgersNuggs445 moved page [[Standard Store Page]] to [[Standard:Store Page]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Standard:Store Page]] 38cfade4a6163ebc4d574cae0937feb266b37bb0 0 7 209 47 2024-07-16T06:06:15Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Replaced content with "'''Pages''' * [[Standard:Store Page]] * [[Standard:Fixture Page]] * [[Standard:Token/Ticket Page]] * [[Standard:Menu Item Page]] * [[Standard:Product Page]] * [[Standard:Animatronic Page]] * [[Standard:Costume Page]] * [[Standard:Media Page]] '''Templates''' * [[Template:Needs Citations]] * [[Template:Lost Media]]" wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pages''' * [[Standard:Store Page]] * [[Standard:Fixture Page]] * [[Standard:Token/Ticket Page]] * [[Standard:Menu Item Page]] * [[Standard:Product Page]] * [[Standard:Animatronic Page]] * [[Standard:Costume Page]] * [[Standard:Media Page]] '''Templates''' * [[Template:Needs Citations]] * [[Template:Lost Media]] 5faf75fed6eec79528d428f51862a28ca17db84d 0 45 210 115 2024-07-16T09:29:39Z Midwestretail 6 Protected "[[FAQ]]": important page ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) wikitext text/x-wiki == '''How do I begin editing?''' == [[File:ChuckQuestioning.png|right|frameless|327x327px]] Well, editing is simple! First of all, just make and <u>verify</u> an account on Miraheze, the host, enter the details, and start editing the wiki. If you want to make a location page, animatronic page, company page, whatever it is, it's recommended that you keep a second tab of the [[Standards]] page. This gives information on how each page should be, what templates to use, how to use them, and everything essential to make a good page. If you still have any questions, ask a member of the team of this wiki on their discussion board. We'll be happy to help! Pages should be detailed, but not overly detailed to where it goes into the history of a company or city. It also shouldn't be so simplified to where it's only a few sentences and that's that. Keep a firm middle, and you'll be good to go. Be sure to cite information whenever possible, and keep it unbiased and factual. Opinions will be edited out. After all, this is a wiki meant to inform others of the pure truth, and nothing more. When discussing edits on discussion pages on articles, PLEASE be respectful! This wiki is not built off toxicity but rather on people collaborating fairly and respectfully. Don't be rude, that won't get articles done, after all. What gets it done is teamwork, effort, and correct information that lasts. == '''How do I add images?''' == All image uploading and additions can be done through the [[Special:Upload]] page. Add any image, rename it to match the subject, and upload it. You can then use Standards to know when and how to use your file. As an alternative, you can also use [[Special:UploadWizard|Upload Wizard]] if you feel like it. 56ce57057654f9073b4dba57dac8bc70a24652f8 0 77 211 2024-07-16T18:08:41Z Smoothsundays 2 Created page with "'''Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened July 23rd, 2021 with a Video Wall + Dance Floor, after previously opening on September 4, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. == History == Fredericksburg originally opened on September 4th, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. The location would remain relatively unchanged until 2012, when it received the "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration. This meant the removal of Showroom walls, older interior elements for..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened July 23rd, 2021 with a Video Wall + Dance Floor, after previously opening on September 4, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. == History == Fredericksburg originally opened on September 4th, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. The location would remain relatively unchanged until 2012, when it received the "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration. This meant the removal of Showroom walls, older interior elements for newer designs, a new exterior design, and new purple walls inside. === '''Closing''' === The store would once again go unchanged until May 29th, 2020, when the location permanently closed. The location was put up for sale on LoopNet, which uncovered never before seen photos of the location when it had Operation Thumb Chuck, pre-2012, and released other notable information like square footage, parking spaces, etc. === '''Reopening''' === Fredericksburg would stay vacant for a little over a year, until June of 2021, when the store would be worked on again with plans to reopen. The store would reopen a little over a month later, and have a grand reopening ceremony, offering free incentives to visitors, like cake, playtime, etc. Building wise, the remodel offered a new restroom design, updates to the kitchen, and ordering area, a new game package, new decor, and a new stage; the 2021 model Dance Floor + Video Wall, which was first installed at the [[Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] location earlier that year. The store also made minor tweaks to the character orientation after opening, like making Chuck E.'s poster next to the video wall larger. 10fef4a0d5d7c196dd460910bb52e5c33f92c0fc 213 211 2024-07-16T18:17:48Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=545|storeopening=September 4th, 1999 reopened in July 2021|storeclosing=May 29th, 2020|Stages=Studio 'C', Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckiecheeseflickr.png}} '''Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened July 23rd, 2021 with a Video Wall + Dance Floor, after previously opening on September 4, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. == History == Fredericksburg originally opened on September 4th, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. The location would remain relatively unchanged until 2012, when it received the "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration. This meant the removal of Showroom walls, older interior elements for newer designs, a new exterior design, and new purple walls inside. === '''Closing''' === The store would once again go unchanged until May 29th, 2020, when the location permanently closed. The location was put up for sale on LoopNet, which uncovered never before seen photos of the location when it had Operation Thumb Chuck, pre-2012, and released other notable information like square footage, parking spaces, etc. === '''Reopening''' === Fredericksburg would stay vacant for a little over a year, until June of 2021, when the store would be worked on again with plans to reopen. The store would reopen a little over a month later, and have a grand reopening ceremony, offering free incentives to visitors, like cake, playtime, etc. Building wise, the remodel offered a new restroom design, updates to the kitchen, and ordering area, a new game package, new decor, and a new stage; the 2021 model Dance Floor + Video Wall, which was first installed at the [[Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] location earlier that year. The store also made minor tweaks to the character orientation after opening, like making Chuck E.'s poster next to the video wall larger. bdecbd5b0b77b8e721c62b907bd0495b1df10eda 214 213 2024-07-16T18:18:32Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=545|storeopening=September 4th, 1999 reopened in July 2021|storeclosing=May 29th, 2020|Stages=Studio 'C', Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckecheesefredericksburg.png}} '''Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened July 23rd, 2021 with a Video Wall + Dance Floor, after previously opening on September 4, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. == History == Fredericksburg originally opened on September 4th, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. The location would remain relatively unchanged until 2012, when it received the "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration. This meant the removal of Showroom walls, older interior elements for newer designs, a new exterior design, and new purple walls inside. === '''Closing''' === The store would once again go unchanged until May 29th, 2020, when the location permanently closed. The location was put up for sale on LoopNet, which uncovered never before seen photos of the location when it had Operation Thumb Chuck, pre-2012, and released other notable information like square footage, parking spaces, etc. === '''Reopening''' === Fredericksburg would stay vacant for a little over a year, until June of 2021, when the store would be worked on again with plans to reopen. The store would reopen a little over a month later, and have a grand reopening ceremony, offering free incentives to visitors, like cake, playtime, etc. Building wise, the remodel offered a new restroom design, updates to the kitchen, and ordering area, a new game package, new decor, and a new stage; the 2021 model Dance Floor + Video Wall, which was first installed at the [[Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] location earlier that year. The store also made minor tweaks to the character orientation after opening, like making Chuck E.'s poster next to the video wall larger. 310a9023055f43ff8b35010c41754dd942b4f490 215 214 2024-07-16T19:31:39Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=545|storeopening=September 4th, 1999, reopened in July 2021|storeclosing=May 29th, 2020|Stages=Studio 'C', Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Chuckecheesefredericksburg.png}} '''Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened July 23rd, 2021 with a Video Wall + Dance Floor, after previously opening on September 4, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. == History == Fredericksburg originally opened on September 4th, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. The location would remain relatively unchanged until 2012, when it received the "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration. This meant the removal of Showroom walls, older interior elements for newer designs, a new exterior design, and new purple walls inside. === '''Closing''' === The store would once again go unchanged until May 29th, 2020, when the location permanently closed. The location was put up for sale on LoopNet, which uncovered never before seen photos of the location when it had Operation Thumb Chuck, pre-2012, and released other notable information like square footage, parking spaces, etc. === '''Reopening''' === Fredericksburg would stay vacant for a little over a year, until June of 2021, when the store would be worked on again with plans to reopen. The store would reopen a little over a month later, and have a grand reopening ceremony, offering free incentives to visitors, like cake, playtime, etc. Building wise, the remodel offered a new restroom design, updates to the kitchen, and ordering area, a new game package, new decor, and a new stage; the 2021 model Dance Floor + Video Wall, which was first installed at the [[Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] location earlier that year, was also present. The store also made minor tweaks to the character orientation after opening, like making Chuck E.'s poster next to the video wall larger. 86962b10f9e4e94737f8f0e51a643c5333018bfb 6 78 212 2024-07-16T18:11:38Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki eeee b2c4ee5de82866db38f79c6d4a91a626486b70e9 0 79 216 2024-07-16T21:14:16Z Smoothsundays 2 Created page with "== "The Shelf"/Portrait (1977-2001) == == "The Stage" (1980-uhhh) == == "Chuck E.'s House/Rocker" == == "Chuck E.'s House Facade" == == "3-Stage" == === '''Darien & Kedzie Variants''' === == "2-Stage" == == "1-Stage" == === '''2-Stage Decor Variant''' === === '''Staten Island Prototype Variant''' === == "Awesome Adventure Machine" == == "Studio 'C'" == == "Small-Town Studio 'C'" == == "Studio 'C' 2000" == === '''Studio 'C' 2000 Small Show''' === == "Buffet..." wikitext text/x-wiki == "The Shelf"/Portrait (1977-2001) == == "The Stage" (1980-uhhh) == == "Chuck E.'s House/Rocker" == == "Chuck E.'s House Facade" == == "3-Stage" == === '''Darien & Kedzie Variants''' === == "2-Stage" == == "1-Stage" == === '''2-Stage Decor Variant''' === === '''Staten Island Prototype Variant''' === == "Awesome Adventure Machine" == == "Studio 'C'" == == "Small-Town Studio 'C'" == == "Studio 'C' 2000" == === '''Studio 'C' 2000 Small Show''' === == "Buffet Stage" == == "Small Market/Small-Town Studio 'C'" == === '''Early Variant (Joplin)''' === === '''Studio 'C' 2000 Backdrop Variant''' === == "Galaxy Stage" == == "Circles of Light" == === '''Botless Variant''' === == "2015 Model Dance Floor" == == "2021 Model Dance Floor" == a218c97d94bf2c2a78ec99b4b23f6036d68dcad4 0 79 217 216 2024-07-16T21:18:36Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki == "The Shelf"/Portrait (1977-2001) == == "The Stage" (1980-uhhh) == == "Chuck E.'s House/Rocker" == == "Chuck E.'s House Facade" == == "3-Stage" == === '''Darien & Kedzie Variants''' === == "2-Stage" == == "1-Stage" == === '''2-Stage Decor Variant''' === === '''Staten Island Prototype Variant''' === == "Awesome Adventure Machine" == == "Studio 'C/Stage 2002/Stage C'" == == "Small-Town Studio 'C'" == == "Studio 'C' 2000" == === '''Studio 'C' 2000 Small Show''' === == "Buffet Stage" == == "Small Market/Small-Town Studio 'C'" == === '''Early Variant (Joplin)''' === === '''Studio 'C' 2000 Backdrop Variant''' === == "Galaxy Stage" == == "Circles of Light" == === '''Botless Variant''' === == "2015 Model Dance Floor" == == "2021 Model Dance Floor" == 280b94d9c30262eb383619913a7e60a774ac8eb8 218 217 2024-07-16T21:47:30Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki == "The Shelf"/Portrait (1977-2001) == == "The Stage" (1980-uhhh) == == "Chuck E.'s House/Rocker" == == "Chuck E.'s House Facade" == == "3-Stage" == === '''Darien & Kedzie Variants''' === == "2-Stage" == == "1-Stage" == === '''2-Stage Decor Variant''' === === '''Staten Island Prototype Variant''' === == "Awesome Adventure Machine" == == "Studio 'C/Stage 2002/Stage C'" == == "Small-Town Studio 'C'" == == "Studio 'C' 2000" == === '''Studio 'C' 2000 Small Show''' === == "Buffet Stage" == == "Small Market/Small-Town Studio 'C'" == The Studio 'C' Small Market was created in 2003 after testing a small-town based store market with the "Buffet" stage at [[Waco, TX (5106 West Waco Dr|Waco, TX (5106 West Waco Dr)]], [[Lake Jackson, TX (100 West Hwy 332)]], and [[Dover, DE (1275 N DuPont Hwy)]]. However, the Small Market featured a bot, and the Buffet Stage did not. The Small Market stage was produced in stores from 2003 to 2009, with the first stage being installed being in Joplin, MO and the last store it opened in being Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) === '''Early Variant (Joplin)''' === When the first Studio 'C' Small Market was released, the stage that went along with the blue screen originally had a mirrored, more angular backdrop. This version of the stage is incorrectly called the Studio 'C' Gamma, despite not being a different stage at all. This variant was installed into 7 locations, until Tuscaloosa opened in November 2003. === '''Most common variant''' === Tuscaloosa opened with a new stage variant which would soon be installed in 30+ stores. This version would be the variant most commonly associated with the stage. It was installed until 2005, once Evansville opened. === '''Studio 'C' 2000 Backdrop Variant''' === This variant of the stage was the final variant produced, first being installed in the Lewisville location. The third variant took the main stage area from the Studio 'C' 2000, but kept the rest of the stage the same. This stage was installed in 22 locations, before ending production for not only this variant, but the Small Market Studio 'C' in general in the Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) location. == "Galaxy Stage" == == "Circles of Light" == === '''Botless Variant''' === == "2015 Model Dance Floor" == == "2021 Model Dance Floor" == 0807eb2f2eab6677121d323653a1289f6d1e238b 219 218 2024-07-17T05:33:00Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki == "Portrait" (1977-1980) == == "Shelf" (1980-1981) == == "The Stage" (1980-1986) == == "Chuck E.'s House/Rocker" (1987-1990) == == "Chuck E.'s House Facade" (1987-1988) == == "3-Stage" (1989-1993) == == "2-Stage" (1992-1997) == == "1-Stage" (1992-1998) == === '''2-Stage Decor Variant''' === === '''Staten Island Prototype Variant''' === == "Awesome Adventure Machine" == == "Studio 'C'/Stage 2002/Stage 'C'" (1997-2002)== == "Small-Town Studio 'C'" (2000) == == "Studio 'C' 2000" (2000-2011) == === '''Studio 'C' 2000 Small Show''' === == "Buffet Stage" == == "Small Market/Small-Town Studio 'C'" == The Studio 'C' Small Market was created in 2003 after testing a small-town based store market with the "Buffet" stage at [[Waco, TX (5106 West Waco Dr|Waco, TX (5106 West Waco Dr)]], [[Lake Jackson, TX (100 West Hwy 332)]], and [[Dover, DE (1275 N DuPont Hwy)]]. However, the Small Market featured a bot, and the Buffet Stage did not. The Small Market stage was produced in stores from 2003 to 2009, with the first stage being installed being in Joplin, MO and the last store it opened in being Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) === '''Early Variant (Joplin)''' === When the first Studio 'C' Small Market was released, the stage that went along with the blue screen originally had a mirrored, more angular backdrop. This version of the stage is incorrectly called the Studio 'C' Gamma, despite not being a different stage at all. This variant was installed into 7 locations, until Tuscaloosa opened in November 2003. === '''Most common variant''' === Tuscaloosa opened with a new stage variant which would soon be installed in 30+ stores. This version would be the variant most commonly associated with the stage. It was installed until 2005, once Evansville opened. === '''Studio 'C' 2000 Backdrop Variant''' === This variant of the stage was the final variant produced, first being installed in the Lewisville location. The third variant took the main stage area from the Studio 'C' 2000, but kept the rest of the stage the same. This stage was installed in 22 locations, before ending production for not only this variant, but the Small Market Studio 'C' in general in the Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) location. == "Galaxy Stage" == == "Circles of Light" == === '''Botless Variant''' === == "2015 Model Dance Floor" == == "2021 Model Dance Floor" == ba7837ee281b1dd74506da7f34674701ee311a25 220 219 2024-07-17T11:37:10Z Midwestretail 6 I'll worry about this later. big page. wikitext text/x-wiki =='''Official Variants''' == "Shelf" (1977-1981) == == "The Stage" (1980-1986) == == "Rocker Stage" (1987-1990) == == "C Stage" (1987-1988) == == "3-Stage" (1989-1993) == == "2-Stage" (1992-1997) == == "1-Stage" (1992-1998) == == "Studio 'C'/Stage 2002" (1997-2002)== == "Small-Town Studio 'C'" (2000) == == "Studio 'C' 2000" (2000-2011) == == "Bluescreen" (2002) == The '''Bluescreen''' was a botless prototype setup created for the [[Chuck E. Cheese's Buffet]] test concept, which consisted of a maximum of 3 locations, which were in Waco, Lake Jackson, TX, and Dover, DE. The Buffet consisted of a similar bluescreen and TV setup to any previous Studio 'C', but it had no animatronic. The Chuck E. Cheese's Buffet concept was dropped by 2003, and all of the Bluescreen setups were subsequently replaced with the Studio 'C' Small Market. == "Small Market/Small-Town Studio 'C'" (2003-2009) == The Studio 'C' Small Market was created in 2003 as the final result to the previous Buffet stage. However, the Small Market featured a bot, and the Buffet Stage did not. The Small Market stage was produced in stores from 2003 to 2009, with the first stage being installed being in Joplin, MO and the last store it opened in being Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) When the first Studio 'C' Small Market was released, the stage that went along with the blue screen originally had a mirrored, more angular backdrop. This version of the stage is incorrectly called the Studio 'C' Gamma, despite not being a different stage at all. This variant was installed into 7 locations, until Tuscaloosa opened in November 2003. Tuscaloosa opened with a new stage variant which would soon be installed in 30+ stores. This version would be the variant most commonly associated with the stage. It was installed until 2005, once Evansville opened. The next variant of the stage was the final variant produced, first being installed in the Lewisville location. The third variant took the main stage area from the Studio 'C' 2000, but kept the rest of the stage the same. This stage was installed in 22 locations, before ending production for not only this variant, but the Small Market Studio 'C' in general in the Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) location. =='''Prototype/Test Concepts'''== == "Family Album/Hot Fudge" (1984) == == "MAGIC" (1982) == == "Concept Unification Prototype" (1982) == == "Uncle Pappy" == == "Awesome Adventure Machine" (1996) == == "Studio 'C' 3-Stage Conversion" (1999) == == "Star Stage" (2010) == == "Galaxy Stage" (2011) == == "Chuck E.'s Make Believe Band (Stage)" (2011) == == "Circles of Light" (2012-) == == "Chuck E. Live!" (2015-) == 0741234da41e89fb21347c8f94807609995ebdf4 221 220 2024-07-17T11:40:45Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki =='''Official Variants'''== == "Shelf" (1977-1981) == == "The Stage" (1980-1986) == == "Rocker Stage" (1987-1990) == == "C Stage" (1987-1988) == == "3-Stage" (1989-1993) == == "2-Stage" (1992-1997) == == "1-Stage" (1992-1998) == == "Studio 'C'/Stage 2002" (1997-2002)== == "Small-Town Studio 'C'" (2000) == == "Studio 'C' 2000" (2000-2011) == == "Bluescreen" (2002) == The '''Bluescreen''' was a botless prototype setup created for the [[Chuck E. Cheese's Buffet]] test concept, which consisted of a maximum of 3 locations, which were in Waco, Lake Jackson, TX, and Dover, DE. The Buffet consisted of a similar bluescreen and TV setup to any previous Studio 'C', but it had no animatronic. The Chuck E. Cheese's Buffet concept was dropped by 2003, and all of the Bluescreen setups were subsequently replaced with the Studio 'C' Small Market. == "Small Market/Small-Town Studio 'C'" (2003-2009) == The Studio 'C' Small Market was created in 2003 as the final result to the previous Buffet stage. However, the Small Market featured a bot, and the Buffet Stage did not. The Small Market stage was produced in stores from 2003 to 2009, with the first stage being installed being in Joplin, MO and the last store it opened in being Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) When the first Studio 'C' Small Market was released, the stage that went along with the blue screen originally had a mirrored, more angular backdrop. This version of the stage is incorrectly called the Studio 'C' Gamma, despite not being a different stage at all. This variant was installed into 7 locations, until Tuscaloosa opened in November 2003. Tuscaloosa opened with a new stage variant which would soon be installed in 30+ stores. This version would be the variant most commonly associated with the stage. It was installed until 2005, once Evansville opened. The next variant of the stage was the final variant produced, first being installed in the Lewisville location. The third variant took the main stage area from the Studio 'C' 2000, but kept the rest of the stage the same. This stage was installed in 22 locations, before ending production for not only this variant, but the Small Market Studio 'C' in general in the Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) location. =='''Prototype/Test Concepts'''== == "Family Album/Hot Fudge" (1984) == == "MAGIC" (1982) == == "Concept Unification Prototype" (1982) == == "Uncle Pappy" == == "Awesome Adventure Machine" (1996) == == "Studio 'C' 3-Stage Conversion" (1999) == == "Star Stage" (2010) == == "Galaxy Stage" (2011) == == "Chuck E.'s Make Believe Band (Stage)" (2011) == == "Circles of Light" (2012-) == == "Chuck E. Live!" (2015-) == 08e1641115448c06265fd1ff0feb5246e570cbf9 222 221 2024-07-17T11:41:52Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki =='''Official Variants'''== == "Shelf" (1977-1981) == == "The Stage" (1980-1986) == == "Rocker Stage" (1987-1990) == == "C Stage" (1987-1988) == == "3-Stage" (1989-1993) == == "2-Stage" (1992-1997) == == "1-Stage" (1992-1998) == == "Studio 'C'/Stage 2002" (1997-2002)== == "Small-Town Studio 'C'" (2000) == == "Studio 'C' 2000" (2000-2011) == == "Bluescreen" (2002) == The '''Bluescreen''' was a botless prototype setup created for the [[Chuck E. Cheese's Buffet]] test concept, which consisted of a maximum of 3 locations, which were in Waco, Lake Jackson, TX, and Dover, DE. The Buffet consisted of a similar bluescreen and TV setup to any previous Studio 'C', but it had no animatronic. The Chuck E. Cheese's Buffet concept was dropped by 2003, and all of the Bluescreen setups were subsequently replaced with the Studio 'C' Small Market. == "Small Market/Small-Town Studio 'C'" (2003-2009) == The Studio 'C' Small Market was created in 2003 as the final result to the previous Buffet stage. However, the Small Market featured a bot, and the Buffet Stage did not. The Small Market stage was produced in stores from 2003 to 2009, with the first stage being installed being in Joplin, MO and the last store it opened in being Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) When the first Studio 'C' Small Market was released, the stage that went along with the blue screen originally had a mirrored, more angular backdrop. This version of the stage is incorrectly called the Studio 'C' Gamma, despite not being a different stage at all. This variant was installed into 7 locations, until Tuscaloosa opened in November 2003. Tuscaloosa opened with a new stage variant which would soon be installed in 30+ stores. This version would be the variant most commonly associated with the stage. It was installed until 2005, once Evansville opened. The next variant of the stage was the final variant produced, first being installed in the Lewisville location. The third variant took the main stage area from the Studio 'C' 2000, but kept the rest of the stage the same. This stage was installed in 22 locations, before ending production for not only this variant, but the Small Market Studio 'C' in general in the Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) location. == "Circles of Light" (2012-) == == "Chuck E. Live!" (2015-) == =='''Prototype/Test Concepts'''== == "Family Album/Hot Fudge" (1984) == == "MAGIC" (1982) == == "Concept Unification Prototype" (1982) == == "Uncle Pappy" == == "Awesome Adventure Machine" (1996) == == "Studio 'C' 3-Stage Conversion" (1999) == == "Star Stage" (2010) == == "Galaxy Stage" (2011) == == "Chuck E.'s Make Believe Band (Stage)" (2011) == 1c26b256b25b1199b63bab274c227774fed7aee1 223 222 2024-07-18T02:12:01Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Stages''' are a setup produced for Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre, ShowBiz Pizza, and Chuck E. Cheese's restaurants from 1977-today, comprised in multiple variations, iterations, and formats. From 1977-now, stages have been in use frequently, and formerly were used to house the Pizza Time Players, Rock-afire Explosion, Munch's Make Believe Band, and Studio C props and animatronic characters over the years. =='''Official Variants'''== == "Shelf" (1977-1981) == == "The Stage" (1980-1986) == == "Rocker Stage" (1987-1990) == == "C Stage" (1987-1988) == == "3-Stage" (1989-1993) == The '''3-Stage''' is a Munch's Make Believe Band stage that was an end result of the Concept Unification Process, which involved the retrofitting and removal of the Rock-afire Explosion items, branding, and characters. The first locations to do this were the Montfort Drive location in Dallas, TX, and Arlington, TX. Until 2001, the main material used for the cosmetics were latex. In 2002, Cowan Costumes, the same company that would produce the Chuck E. Cheese's mascot costumes, designed more time-resistant and solid plastic cosmetics to replace the latex masks, as they would tear easily and break throughout the years due to constant use. Despite this, several locations would take years to completely replace their cosmetics, and even then, latex hands and feet would not be replaced as frequently. The last Jasper and Pasqually latex masks in a Chuck E. Cheese's are in the Guatemala City location, which has had them on display since 2016 when the previous location closed. They remain on display in the current location, although Pasqually's head has been covered by a Pasqually mascot head. Helen Henny's latex mask was last used at Altoona, PA, and Mr. Munch's latex mask was last used at Boise, ID. Chuck E. Cheese's latex mask's last known usage is unknown. The only character to keep latex cosmetics consistently is Pizzacam. Variations exist in plentiful amounts. Certain 3-Stage setups are shorter than others, and certain are taller. Things vary, such as Pasqually's drumhead, the placement of buildings in the background, and the colors of the Wink. As of July 2024, the only remaining 3-Stages are at the Charlotte, NC Retro Store location, and in Billings, MT. == "2-Stage" (1992-1997) == == "1-Stage" (1992-1998) == == "Studio 'C'/Stage 2002" (1997-2002)== == "Small-Town Studio 'C'" (2000) == == "Studio 'C' 2000" (2000-2011) == == "Bluescreen" (2002) == The '''Bluescreen''' was a botless prototype setup created for the [[Chuck E. Cheese's Buffet]] test concept, which consisted of a maximum of 3 locations, which were in Waco, Lake Jackson, TX, and Dover, DE. The Buffet consisted of a similar bluescreen and TV setup to any previous Studio 'C', but it had no animatronic. The Chuck E. Cheese's Buffet concept was dropped by 2003, and all of the Bluescreen setups were subsequently replaced with the Studio 'C' Small Market. == "Small Market/Small-Town Studio 'C'" (2003-2009) == The Studio 'C' Small Market was created in 2003 as the final result to the previous Buffet stage. However, the Small Market featured a bot, and the Buffet Stage did not. The Small Market stage was produced in stores from 2003 to 2009, with the first stage being installed being in Joplin, MO and the last store it opened in being Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) When the first Studio 'C' Small Market was released, the stage that went along with the blue screen originally had a mirrored, more angular backdrop. This version of the stage is incorrectly called the Studio 'C' Gamma, despite not being a different stage at all. This variant was installed into 7 locations, until Tuscaloosa opened in November 2003. Tuscaloosa opened with a new stage variant which would soon be installed in 30+ stores. This version would be the variant most commonly associated with the stage. It was installed until 2005, once Evansville opened. The next variant of the stage was the final variant produced, first being installed in the Lewisville location. The third variant took the main stage area from the Studio 'C' 2000, but kept the rest of the stage the same. This stage was installed in 22 locations, before ending production for not only this variant, but the Small Market Studio 'C' in general in the Alexandria, LA (1725 Metro Dr) location. == "Circles of Light" (2012-) == == "Chuck E. Live!" (2015-) == =='''Prototype/Test Concepts'''== == "Family Album/Hot Fudge" (1984) == == "MAGIC" (1982) == == "Concept Unification Prototype" (1982) == == "Uncle Pappy" == == "Awesome Adventure Machine" (1996) == == "Studio 'C' 3-Stage Conversion" (1999) == == "Star Stage" (2010) == == "Galaxy Stage" (2011) == == "Chuck E.'s Make Believe Band (Stage)" (2011) == a29aec52c6369eca5a6b0e740b21293bc313b807 224 223 2024-07-18T03:22:18Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|3-Stage= 3-Stage |-|CEC Stage= * C-Stage * Rocker Stage * 2-Stage * 1-Stage |-|Studio C= * Studio "C" (Stage 2002) * Studio "C" 2000 * Small Town Studio "C" * Small Market/Town Studio "C" |-|Weigl & Navori= * Circles Of Light * Chuck E. Live! |-|Prototype and Misc Concepts= * Country Stage * MAGIC * Yogi Bear Show * Concept Unification Prototype * Uncle Pappy * Awesome Adventure Machine * 3-Stage Studio C Conversion * Star Stage * Galaxy Stage * Chuck E.'s Make Believe Band |-|Unoffical= * Pastel Rock-afire Explosion * 3-Stage Studio C 2000 Hybrid ("Studio 3") * Cyberamic 3-Stage </tabber> 0f183a101fb830a00a3887d93a588ce68dc062f6 225 224 2024-07-18T03:22:37Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|3-Stage= * 3-Stage |-|CEC Stage= * C-Stage * Rocker Stage * 2-Stage * 1-Stage |-|Studio C= * Studio "C" (Stage 2002) * Studio "C" 2000 * Small Town Studio "C" * Small Market/Town Studio "C" |-|Weigl & Navori= * Circles Of Light * Chuck E. Live! |-|Prototype and Misc Concepts= * Country Stage * MAGIC * Yogi Bear Show * Concept Unification Prototype * Uncle Pappy * Awesome Adventure Machine * 3-Stage Studio C Conversion * Star Stage * Galaxy Stage * Chuck E.'s Make Believe Band |-|Unofficial= * Pastel Rock-afire Explosion * 3-Stage Studio C 2000 Hybrid ("Studio 3") * Cyberamic 3-Stage </tabber> b458114c1ee22e167f376517b03b8052d9e8c455 226 225 2024-07-18T03:23:46Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|3-Stage= * 3-Stage |-|CEC Stage= * C-Stage * Rocker Stage * 2-Stage * 1-Stage |-|Studio C= * Studio "C" (Stage 2002) * Studio "C" 2000 * Small Town Studio "C" * Small Market/Town Studio "C" |-|Weigl & Navori= * Circles Of Light * Chuck E. Live! |-|Prototype and Misc Concepts= * Country Stage * MAGIC * Yogi Bear Show * Concept Unification Prototype * Uncle Pappy * Awesome Adventure Machine * 3-Stage Studio C Conversion * Small Town Bluescreen * Star Stage * Galaxy Stage * Chuck E.'s Make Believe Band |-|Unofficial= * Pastel Rock-afire Explosion * 3-Stage Studio C 2000 Hybrid ("Studio 3") * Cyberamic 3-Stage </tabber> 2bca157de9b93c99f7bd0a972441432156b824b8 259 226 2024-07-20T04:23:50Z BurgersNuggs445 8 BurgersNuggs445 moved page [[CEC Stage Shows]] to [[Chuck E. Cheese's Stage Shows]] wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|3-Stage= * 3-Stage |-|CEC Stage= * C-Stage * Rocker Stage * 2-Stage * 1-Stage |-|Studio C= * Studio "C" (Stage 2002) * Studio "C" 2000 * Small Town Studio "C" * Small Market/Town Studio "C" |-|Weigl & Navori= * Circles Of Light * Chuck E. Live! |-|Prototype and Misc Concepts= * Country Stage * MAGIC * Yogi Bear Show * Concept Unification Prototype * Uncle Pappy * Awesome Adventure Machine * 3-Stage Studio C Conversion * Small Town Bluescreen * Star Stage * Galaxy Stage * Chuck E.'s Make Believe Band |-|Unofficial= * Pastel Rock-afire Explosion * 3-Stage Studio C 2000 Hybrid ("Studio 3") * Cyberamic 3-Stage </tabber> 2bca157de9b93c99f7bd0a972441432156b824b8 261 259 2024-07-20T04:25:25Z BurgersNuggs445 8 BurgersNuggs445 moved page [[Chuck E. Cheese's Stage Shows]] to [[CEC Stage Shows]] over redirect: Revert wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|3-Stage= * 3-Stage |-|CEC Stage= * C-Stage * Rocker Stage * 2-Stage * 1-Stage |-|Studio C= * Studio "C" (Stage 2002) * Studio "C" 2000 * Small Town Studio "C" * Small Market/Town Studio "C" |-|Weigl & Navori= * Circles Of Light * Chuck E. Live! |-|Prototype and Misc Concepts= * Country Stage * MAGIC * Yogi Bear Show * Concept Unification Prototype * Uncle Pappy * Awesome Adventure Machine * 3-Stage Studio C Conversion * Small Town Bluescreen * Star Stage * Galaxy Stage * Chuck E.'s Make Believe Band |-|Unofficial= * Pastel Rock-afire Explosion * 3-Stage Studio C 2000 Hybrid ("Studio 3") * Cyberamic 3-Stage </tabber> 2bca157de9b93c99f7bd0a972441432156b824b8 0 74 227 207 2024-07-18T04:12:13Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=Store Number Goes Here|storeopening=Insert grand opening date here|storeclosing=Insert closure date here (if closed)|Stages=The Stage, 1-Stage, Studio 'C' Small Market, Dance Floor + Video Wall|remodels=1981 Remodel, 1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck, Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, 2.0|image=Rockford.jpg}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> 7be0008f67f8beec8c36ddccaa9da878a7e12f77 232 227 2024-07-18T04:32:18Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> 15f655ae08bb9c7a49fab7c405815f0f9e2e54ca 235 232 2024-07-18T07:04:34Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="File:Antioch2007.jpg"/> <data source="caption"/> <navigation>Store</navigation> <data source="storenumber"> <label>Store Number</label> </data> <data source="franchise"> <label>Franchise of</label> </data> <navigation>Building</navigation> <data source="squarefootage"> <label>Square Footage</label> </data> <data source="built"> <label>Built</label> </data> <data source="demolished"> <label>Demolished</label> </data> </infobox> == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> a300f88b4905ba5ad8c75830f93af9e428050a40 10 9 230 32 2024-07-18T04:24:11Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <header>Information</header> <data source="storenumber"> <label>Store Number</label> </data> <data source="franchise"> <label>Store Franchisee</label> </data> <data source="squarefootage"> <label>Square Footage</label> </data> </infobox> 3e9fe17f190da8090e7e741c82d9e99c2a1c703b 231 230 2024-07-18T04:32:02Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <header>Information</header> <data source="storenumber"> <label>Store Number</label> </data> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="status"> <label>Status</label> </data> <data source="sqfootage"> <label>Square Footage</label> </data> </infobox> a7630a9c1088a9811c9e6c2e5dd5e52472779c7a 0 7 234 209 2024-07-18T06:59:17Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pages''' * [[Standard:Store Page]] * [[Standard:Fixture Page]] * [[Standard:Token/Ticket Page]] * [[Standard:Menu Item Page]] * [[Standard:Product Page]] * [[Standard:Animatronic Page]] * [[Standard:Costume Page]] * [[Standard:Media Page]] '''Templates''' * [[Template:Needs Citations]] * [[Template:Lost Media]] * [[Template:Store Infobox]] e39b8a029f4593727db272f70e4398dfa4b6092b 10 81 236 2024-07-18T07:32:46Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Infobox created with infobox builder. wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <header>Header</header> <data source="data1"> <label>Label</label> </data> <data source="data2"> <label>Label</label> </data> </infobox> 4a01d23ab1dd0f441a14fb2f65c21a97e9fdde1c 0 11 237 201 2024-07-19T04:36:22Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannert.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[PTT History|History]] * [[PTT Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[PTT Documents|Documents]] * [[Fantasy Forest Manufacturing]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Locations|Store List]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Events|Events]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Products|Products]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Zapp's Bar and Grill= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Zapp's Locations|Store List]] * [[Zapp's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Zapp's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Zapp's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Zapp's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[Zapp's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Zapp's Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Zapp's Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Zapp's Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[PTT Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Zapp's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Zapp's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Zapp's Events|Events]] * [[Zapp's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Charlie Cheese's Pizza Playhouse= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Charlie Cheese's Locations|Store List]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Charlie Cheese's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Charlie Cheese's Events|Events]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Products|Products]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> 8bcc3d30bb70a62fa29bb4a56621d038a4db5838 240 237 2024-07-19T18:19:29Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannert.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[PTT History|History]] * [[PTT Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[PTT Documents|Documents]] * [[Fantasy Forest Manufacturing]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Locations|Store List]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Events|Events]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Products|Products]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Zapp's Bar and Grill= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Zapp's Locations|Store List]] * [[Zapp's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Zapp's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Zapp's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Zapp's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[Zapp's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Zapp's Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Zapp's Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Zapp's Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[PTT Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Zapp's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Zapp's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Zapp's Events|Events]] * [[Zapp's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Charlie Cheese's Pizza Playhouse= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Charlie Cheese's Locations|Store List]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Charlie Cheese's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Charlie Cheese's Events|Events]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Products|Products]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> Category:Pizza Time Theatre c91e2c79ea196276801630c92b78f5cbd65e2145 241 240 2024-07-19T18:20:03Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannert.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[PTT History|History]] * [[PTT Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[PTT Documents|Documents]] * [[Fantasy Forest Manufacturing]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Locations|Store List]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Events|Events]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Products|Products]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Zapp's Bar and Grill= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Zapp's Locations|Store List]] * [[Zapp's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Zapp's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Zapp's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Zapp's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[Zapp's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Zapp's Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Zapp's Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Zapp's Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[PTT Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Zapp's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Zapp's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Zapp's Events|Events]] * [[Zapp's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Charlie Cheese's Pizza Playhouse= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Charlie Cheese's Locations|Store List]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Charlie Cheese's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Charlie Cheese's Events|Events]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Products|Products]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> [[Category:Pizza Time Theatre]] 094392c0047173867b7b6a288fb29934fb97ef6a 244 241 2024-07-19T18:58:30Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannert.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[PTT History|History]] * [[PTT Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[PTT Documents|Documents]] * [[Fantasy Forest]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Locations|Store List]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Events|Events]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Products|Products]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Zapp's Bar and Grill= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Zapp's Locations|Store List]] * [[Zapp's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Zapp's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Zapp's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Zapp's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[Zapp's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Zapp's Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Zapp's Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Zapp's Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[PTT Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Zapp's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Zapp's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Zapp's Events|Events]] * [[Zapp's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Charlie Cheese's Pizza Playhouse= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Charlie Cheese's Locations|Store List]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Charlie Cheese's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Charlie Cheese's Events|Events]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Products|Products]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> [[Category:Pizza Time Theatre]] 4f6e10bf546e732ef23a6d488c878a7aeb6b7fc1 253 244 2024-07-20T03:16:05Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannert.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[PTT History|History]] * [[PTT Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[PTT Documents|Documents]] * [[Fantasy Forest]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Pizza Playhouse]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. 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Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Locations|Store List]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Events|Events]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Products|Products]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Zapp's Bar and Grill= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Zapp's Locations|Store List]] * [[Zapp's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Zapp's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Zapp's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Zapp's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[Zapp's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Zapp's Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Zapp's Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Zapp's Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[PTT Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Zapp's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Zapp's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Zapp's Events|Events]] * [[Zapp's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> [[Category:Chuck E. 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Cheese's= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[CEC Locations|Store List]] * [[CEC Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[CEC Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[CEC Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[CEC Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[CEC Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[CEC Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[CEC Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[CEC Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[CEC Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[CEC Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[CEC Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[CEC Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[CEC Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[CEC Accessories|Accessories]] * [[CEC Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[CEC Events|Events]] * [[CEC Commercials|Commercials]] * [[CEC Products|Products]] * [[CEC Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[CEC Websites|Websites]] }} |-|Monterey's Tex-Mex Cafe= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Monterey's Locations|Store List]] * [[Monterey's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Monterey's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Monterey's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Monterey's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Monterey's Events|Events]] * [[Monterey's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Monterey's Products|Products]] * [[Monterey's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|TJ Hartford's Grill & Bar= {{#tag:tabber| Location= * [[Lewisville, TX (1960 S Stemmons Fwy)|Lewisville, TX (1960 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[TJ Hartford's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[TJ Hartford's Arcade Machines|Arcade Machines]] * [[TJ Hartford's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[TJ Hartford's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[TJ Hartford's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[TJ Hartford's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[TJ Hartford's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[TJ Hartford's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[TJ Hartford's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[TJ Hartford's Website|Websites]] }} |-|Peter Piper Pizza= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Locations|Store List]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Events|Events]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Products|Products]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Websites|Websites]] }} |-|Pasqually's Pizza And Wings= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pasqually's Locations|Store List]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pasqually's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pasqually's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pasqually's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pasqually's Events|Events]] * [[Pasqually's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Pasqually's Website|Website]] }} </tabber> cfaba9c1c1365884a0641fc2c7078876a9903e3e 258 247 2024-07-20T04:21:51Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannera.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[CEC History|History]] * [[CEC Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[CEC Documents|Documents]] * [[CEC Events|Events]] * [[Discovery Zone]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. 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Cheese's= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[CEC Locations|Store List]] * [[CEC Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[CEC Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[CEC Designs, Remodels, & Phases|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[CEC Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[CEC Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[CEC Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[CEC Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[CEC Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[CEC Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[CEC Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[CEC Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[CEC Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[CEC Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[CEC Accessories|Accessories]] * [[CEC Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[CEC Events|Events]] * [[CEC Commercials|Commercials]] * [[CEC Products|Products]] * [[CEC Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[CEC Websites|Websites]] }} |-|Monterey's Tex-Mex Cafe= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Monterey's Locations|Store List]] * [[Monterey's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Monterey's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Monterey's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Monterey's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Monterey's Events|Events]] * [[Monterey's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Monterey's Products|Products]] * [[Monterey's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|TJ Hartford's Grill & Bar= {{#tag:tabber| Location= * [[Lewisville, TX (1960 S Stemmons Fwy)|Lewisville, TX (1960 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[TJ Hartford's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[TJ Hartford's Arcade Machines|Arcade Machines]] * [[TJ Hartford's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[TJ Hartford's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[TJ Hartford's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[TJ Hartford's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[TJ Hartford's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[TJ Hartford's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[TJ Hartford's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[TJ Hartford's Website|Websites]] }} |-|Peter Piper Pizza= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Locations|Store List]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Events|Events]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Products|Products]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Websites|Websites]] }} |-|Pasqually's Pizza And Wings= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pasqually's Locations|Store List]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pasqually's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pasqually's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pasqually's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pasqually's Events|Events]] * [[Pasqually's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Pasqually's Website|Website]] }} </tabber> 55f48a804be11ee356607383e6faef486a5af4ca 267 266 2024-07-20T06:09:11Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannera.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[CEC History|History]] * [[CEC Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[CEC Documents|Documents]] * [[CEC Events|Events]] * [[Discovery Zone]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. 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WIP wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=N/A |storeopening=January 26th, 1983|storeclosing=December 2001|Stages=The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage, Awesome Adventure Machine, Studio 'C'|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=Montfort2007.jpeg} ==Information== '''13125 Montfort Dr''', more commonly known as '''Montfort''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on January 26th, 1983 and closed in December of 2001 as a Chuck E. Cheese's. This store is notable for being the first to receive Concept Unification, as well as being the only store to house the Awesome Adventure Machine test stage as well as one of the first Studio 'C' stages. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' blehhhh ignore this while i write the history == Gallery == == See Also == 321b9ec5cc0d8b9543221ea498883cb5c50b43a5 249 248 2024-07-19T21:31:12Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=N/A|storeopening=January 26th, 1983|storeclosing=December 2001|Stages=The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage, Awesome Adventure Machine, Studio 'C'|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=Montfort2007.jpeg}} ==Information== '''13125 Montfort Dr''', more commonly known as '''Montfort''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on January 26th, 1983 and closed in December of 2001 as a Chuck E. Cheese's. This store is notable for being the first to receive Concept Unification, as well as being the only store to house the Awesome Adventure Machine test stage as well as one of the first Studio 'C' stages. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' blehhhh ignore this while i write the history == Gallery == == See Also == e92dc3fbeeb3517cc2e86e3e50cc107f77b3c014 252 249 2024-07-19T21:37:15Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Basic Store Infobox!|storenumber=N/A|storeopening=January 26th, 1983|storeclosing=December 2001|Stages=The Rock-afire Explosion, 3-Stage, Awesome Adventure Machine, Studio 'C'|remodels=1986 SPT Remodel, Operation Thumb Chuck|image=Montfort2007.jpg}} ==Information== '''13125 Montfort Dr''', more commonly known as '''Montfort''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on January 26th, 1983 and closed in December of 2001 as a Chuck E. Cheese's. This store is notable for being the first to receive Concept Unification, as well as being the only store to house the Awesome Adventure Machine test stage as well as one of the first Studio 'C' stages. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' blehhhh ignore this while i write the history == Gallery == == See Also == 582a89f9bf8aca5814ce3ab506e2ff827dcb94b7 6 85 250 2024-07-19T21:34:29Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 86 251 2024-07-19T21:34:46Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Montfort's Exterior Post closure. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Montfort's Exterior Post closure. 2bb64a2d48ab19372809c3c6ecfa0900f6b8888c 14 87 254 2024-07-20T03:18:59Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Created blank page wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 10 88 255 2024-07-20T03:21:12Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Infobox created with infobox builder. wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <header>Header</header> <data source="data1"> <label>Label</label> </data> <data source="data2"> <label>Label</label> </data> </infobox> 4a01d23ab1dd0f441a14fb2f65c21a97e9fdde1c 6 89 257 2024-07-20T04:20:31Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki Bannera 89f92d0e954177a689b8034b35ec6eaf084620e6 0 91 262 2024-07-20T04:25:25Z BurgersNuggs445 8 BurgersNuggs445 moved page [[Chuck E. 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Cheese's University === * [[Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder Rd)]] ae11577e130e6ccb9ec28e1049d57d429e663e4c 0 11 275 265 2024-07-20T19:16:42Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Company */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannert.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[PTT History|History]] * [[PTT Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[PTT Documents|Documents]] * [[Fantasy Forest]] * [[Charlie Cheese's Pizza Playhouse]] * [[Sente Technologies]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Locations|Store List]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pizza Time Theatre Events & Promotions|Events & Promotions]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Products|Products]] * [[Pizza Time Theatre Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Zapp's Bar and Grill= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Zapp's Locations|Store List]] * [[Zapp's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Zapp's Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Zapp's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Zapp's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[Zapp's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Zapp's Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Zapp's Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Zapp's Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[PTT Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Zapp's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Zapp's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Zapp's Events & Promotions|Events & Promotions]] * [[Zapp's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> [[Category:Chuck E. 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Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> 2ff602187347036e2c5a5c75b030e71c964ea6b7 279 278 2024-07-20T23:54:44Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=file:rockford.png|squarefootage=Square Footage|squarefootage2=Square Footage 3|label=Test}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> deb0781df4d0dfb314ba08c4f026b8ac66322804 280 279 2024-07-21T00:03:47Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber>{{Store Infobox|image=rockford.png|built=Built|squarefootage=Original Square Footage|squarefootage2=Expanded Square Footage|squarefootage3=Additional Expanded Square Footage}} 723be828aeea41279ae134d4c16576311e512130 284 280 2024-07-21T07:25:50Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox | name= | built= | square footage= | expanded square footage= }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber>{{Store Infobox|image=rockford.png|built=Built|squarefootage=Original Square Footage|squarefootage2=Expanded Square Footage|squarefootage3=Additional Expanded Square Footage}} 1cdfba0cb914fa19892527352159afd3d26d21a0 288 284 2024-07-21T09:26:56Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|name=Example project|summary=This is a very very important project. 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Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber>{{Store Infobox|image=rockford.png|built=Built|squarefootage=Original Square Footage|squarefootage2=Expanded Square Footage|squarefootage3=Additional Expanded Square Footage}} 3792a2bbd7db99e1f636038981acfbca77968a3d 289 288 2024-07-21T09:27:07Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|name=Example project|summary=This is a very very important project. Look at me, I'm important!|members=John Philip Sousa (lead developer), Someone Else (project manager)}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> c1c0f2d6b03aa41955f62004c75920aaa8770ac2 291 289 2024-07-23T20:34:17Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|name=Example project|summary=This is a very very important project. Look at me, I'm important!|members=John Philip Sousa (lead developer), Someone Else (project manager)}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Gallery == Images go here. Add images using the gallery option by clicking "More" in the "Insert" tab, and then clicking "Gallery" add details when you get to that point. == See also == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. 9f4038ea971254b32380049ae42c1b646a90eea1 292 291 2024-07-23T20:34:53Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|name=Example project|summary=This is a very very important project. Look at me, I'm important!|members=John Philip Sousa (lead developer), Someone Else (project manager)}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Gallery == Images go here. Add images using the gallery option by clicking "More" in the "Insert" tab, and then clicking "Gallery" add details when you get to that point. == See also == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. 2edd399f6fd270e8d622df774c221ed21715a694 293 292 2024-07-23T20:35:25Z Midwestretail 6 Protected "[[Standard:Store Page]]": important page ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|name=Example project|summary=This is a very very important project. Look at me, I'm important!|members=John Philip Sousa (lead developer), Someone Else (project manager)}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Start by describing their opening day, what they opened with, and then when that is finished, move on to their next remodel and stage, and the one after that. Only do stage replacements if they did replace the stage. Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Gallery == Images go here. 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Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Gallery == Images go here. 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Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Gallery == Images go here. 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Every remodel for example. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Gallery == Images go here. 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Every remodel for example. === Stage Shows === A short Paragraph of stage shows that has been in the building.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Animatronics= List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Gallery == Images go here. 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Cheese's Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant that opened on August 18th, 1988 with a Rocker Stage, and closed with a Road Stage, 1 of only 2 in Canada, in October 2003. It was located in Centre "32" with several other tenants. This was a replacement store for the [[Calgary, AB (Sunridge Mall, 3320 20th Ave)|older location across from Sunridge Mall]], which closed the same month this store opened. This location was the only Chuck E. Cheese's to ever get a Road Stage from a nearby store, instead of one from SPT. It came from the [[Calgary, AB (9627 Macleod Trail)|Macleod Trail location]]. ==History== In August 1988, the original Calgary Pizza Time Theatre closed it's doors, and was replaced by this store. It opened in a former Enchanted Castle pizzeria on August 18th, 1988 in Centre "32" Plaza, in the center. This store, due to it being an earlier remodel outside of the United States, uniquely had blue wainscoting, and a lack of checkers. They had the standard booths, and opened with a Rocker Stage, which was common for stores that opened at the time. This, overall, was the 6th modern-era Chuck E. Cheese's to open, and the first modern day location to open in Canada. They would notably barely remodel in their lifetime, as they would keep the Rocker Stage until very late in the remodel's lifespan. In 1994, this store would replace their Rocker Stage with a Road Stage, which came from the [[Calgary, AB (9627 Macleod Trail)|Macleod Trail location, which closed earlier that year]]. This makes Calgary the last location to install a Road Stage, and the only Road Stage to not be installed by SPT. Around this time, they would also remodel for the 2nd and final time in their lifespan, remodeling to Operation Thumb Chuck, which replaced the exterior sign, added certain types of decor, updated their mascot costume to a more recent one, and most notably, involved the addition of Skytubes, Buzzy Buzzy Bee, Wacky Ducks, and several other newer games to their Gameroom. Some of these games were unique, and were not in other Chuck E. Cheese's restaurants. The showroom and wainscoting would notably barely ever see a major repaint or addition in this store's lifetime. This specific store never received Artifact Shelving, or posters in the showroom, as none are seen in the footage that is available. In October 2003, for unknown reasons, either a corporate or franchise decision made this store close permanently. The animatronics were removed, and were supposedly sent in certain pieces to an amusement park. The bots are still in existence, but are not intact. In January 2004, Fun Tycoon opened. This was another FEC that kept almost everything from Chuck E. Cheese's, minus removing all of the Chuck E. Cheese's branded items. The wainscoting was repainted in certain spots to brown-orange, and the exterior signage was changed. Fun Tycoon lasted until 2006, when it also permanently closed. The space sat vacant for 4 or so years, until it was taken over by Kids & Company, a Daycare center. After that was Kids @ Churchill Park, which remains there today. As of July 2024, Kids @ Churchill Park remains in the space, although the Chuck E. Cheese's interior has been gutted completely. == Media == == References == LINK: Related Pages 9ca2b6900aa6ef1b642f1d980dd99b023fbe3d20 306 305 2024-07-26T16:36:02Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=Calgary2024.png|storenumber=Unknown|built=Early 1980s|demolished=|squarefootage=8,000-9,000}} '''2770 32nd Ave NE''', also known as '''Sunridge''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant that opened on August 18th, 1988 with a Rocker Stage, and closed with a Road Stage, 1 of only 2 in Canada, in October 2003. It was located in Centre "32" with several other tenants. This was a replacement store for the [[Calgary, AB (Sunridge Mall, 3320 20th Ave)|older location across from Sunridge Mall]], which closed the same month this store opened. This location was the only Chuck E. Cheese's to ever get a Road Stage from a nearby store, instead of one from SPT. It came from the [[Calgary, AB (9627 Macleod Trail)|Macleod Trail location]]. ==History== In August 1988, the original Calgary Pizza Time Theatre closed it's doors, and was replaced by this store. It opened in a former Enchanted Castle pizzeria on August 18th, 1988 in Centre "32" Plaza. This store, due to it being an earlier remodel outside of the United States, uniquely had blue wainscoting, and a lack of checkers. They had the standard booths, and opened with a Rocker Stage, which was common for stores that opened at the time. This, overall, was the 6th modern-era Chuck E. Cheese's to open, and the first modern day location to open in Canada. They would notably barely remodel in their lifetime, as they would keep the Rocker Stage until very late in the remodel's lifespan. In 1994, this store would replace their Rocker Stage with a Road Stage, which came from the [[Calgary, AB (9627 Macleod Trail)|Macleod Trail location, which closed earlier that year]]. This makes Calgary the last location to install a Road Stage, and the only Road Stage to not be installed by SPT. Around this time, they would also remodel for the 2nd and final time in their lifespan, remodeling to Operation Thumb Chuck, which replaced the exterior sign, added certain types of decor, updated their mascot costume to a more recent one, and most notably, involved the addition of Skytubes, Buzzy Buzzy Bee, Wacky Ducks, and several other newer games to their Gameroom. Some of these games were unique, and were not in other Chuck E. Cheese's restaurants. The showroom and wainscoting would notably barely ever see a major repaint or addition in this store's lifetime. This specific store never received Artifact Shelving, or posters in the showroom, as none are seen in the footage that is available. In October 2003, for unknown reasons, either a corporate or franchise decision made this store close permanently. The animatronics were removed, and were supposedly sent in certain pieces to an amusement park. The bots are still in existence, but are not intact. In January 2004, Fun Tycoon opened. This was another FEC that kept almost everything from Chuck E. Cheese's, minus removing all of the Chuck E. Cheese's branded items. The wainscoting was repainted in certain spots to brown-orange, and the exterior signage was changed. Fun Tycoon lasted until 2006, when it also permanently closed. The space sat vacant for 4 or so years, until it was taken over by Kids & Company, a Daycare center. After that was Kids @ Churchill Park, which remains there today. As of July 2024, Kids @ Churchill Park remains in the space, although the Chuck E. Cheese's interior has been gutted completely. == Media == ADD: Images == References == LINK: Related Pages f69171f5fe7827db99080e72d05628325bfc7b20 0 77 307 215 2024-07-26T16:43:18Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuckecheesefredericksburg.jpg |storenumber = 545 |built = 1999 |squarefootage = TODO: Add sq. ft. }} '''Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened July 23rd, 2021 with a Video Wall + Dance Floor, after previously opening on September 4, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. == History == Fredericksburg originally opened on September 4th, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. The location would remain relatively unchanged until 2012, when it received the "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration. This meant the removal of Showroom walls, older interior elements for newer designs, a new exterior design, and new purple walls inside. The store would once again go unchanged until May 29th, 2020, when the location permanently closed. The location was put up for sale on LoopNet, which uncovered never before seen photos of the location when it had Operation Thumb Chuck, pre-2012, and released other notable information like square footage, parking spaces, etc. Fredericksburg would stay vacant for a little over a year, until June of 2021, when the store would be worked on again with plans to reopen. The store would reopen a little over a month later, and have a grand reopening ceremony, offering free incentives to visitors, like cake, playtime, etc. Building wise, the remodel offered a new restroom design, updates to the kitchen, and ordering area, a new game package, new decor, and a new stage; the 2021 model Dance Floor + Video Wall, which was first installed at the [[Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] location earlier that year, was also present. The store also made minor tweaks to the character orientation after opening, like making Chuck E.'s poster next to the video wall larger. == Media == == References == 68e1b100006f1c8c9a4f94ee491719f8c42f2b8c 0 3 308 44 2024-07-26T17:31:10Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 118 |built = Early 1990s |squarefootage = 16,000 }} ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location was a Discovery Zone, later Chuck E. Cheese's location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and Humble, Texas. After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened on March 23rd, 2000. The location featured a Studio 'C', which featured a 32M Chuck E. Cheese animatronic and bird. The location had an interactive console, a bluescreen where kids could project themselves on the TV, and a standard game room layout. In the later half of the 2000s, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office which neighbored the location had shut down. Manassas' Chuck E. Cheese decided to expand into their space. When they expanded, the entire location received the "Cool Chuck" Remodel. This remodel kept most of the dimmed lighting. However, they also gained Purple walls, new decor, and they removed their showroom walls from Operation Thumb Chuck. Manassas started their 2.0 renovations during the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. This meant the removal of all decor from previous remodels, old carpet, dimmed lighting, and the stage for a more modern, updated look. This location was the debut of the Video Wall along with the 2021 Model Dance Floor, which was installed at all new 2.0s following the location. It is also being added to older 2.0s so all locations can be up to date. == Media == [[File:Right Gameroom of manassas.jpg|thumb|gameroom]] [[File:Screenshot 2024-07-13 154913.png|thumb|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese after renovating, via Ryan on Flickr'']] == See also == *[[Discovery Zone]] ==References== * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanrules/albums/72157718529600377/with/51207645941 Ryan's Manassas Flickr Album] 01a8f2426ac164793c1c2e4eb4d578c8df724751 309 308 2024-07-26T17:31:39Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuckiecheeseflickr.png |storenumber = 118 |built = Early 1990s |squarefootage = 16,000 }} ==Information== The '''Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)''' location was a Discovery Zone, later Chuck E. Cheese's location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and Humble, Texas. After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened on March 23rd, 2000. The location featured a Studio 'C', which featured a 32M Chuck E. Cheese animatronic and bird. The location had an interactive console, a bluescreen where kids could project themselves on the TV, and a standard game room layout. In the later half of the 2000s, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office which neighbored the location had shut down. Manassas' Chuck E. Cheese decided to expand into their space. When they expanded, the entire location received the "Cool Chuck" Remodel. This remodel kept most of the dimmed lighting. However, they also gained Purple walls, new decor, and they removed their showroom walls from Operation Thumb Chuck. Manassas started their 2.0 renovations during the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. This meant the removal of all decor from previous remodels, old carpet, dimmed lighting, and the stage for a more modern, updated look. This location was the debut of the Video Wall along with the 2021 Model Dance Floor, which was installed at all new 2.0s following the location. It is also being added to older 2.0s so all locations can be up to date. == Media == [[File:Right Gameroom of manassas.jpg|thumb|gameroom]] [[File:Screenshot 2024-07-13 154913.png|thumb|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese after renovating, via Ryan on Flickr'']] == See also == *[[Discovery Zone]] ==References== * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanrules/albums/72157718529600377/with/51207645941 Ryan's Manassas Flickr Album] 478cd7531400e5d2baf156aeb845090d07ebeb5d 310 309 2024-07-26T17:32:50Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuckiecheeseflickr.png |storenumber = 118 |built = Early 1990s |squarefootage = 16,000 }} '''7730 Stream Walk Ln''' location was a Discovery Zone, later Chuck E. Cheese's location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and Humble, Texas. After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened on March 23rd, 2000. The location featured a Studio 'C', which featured a 32M Chuck E. Cheese animatronic and bird. The location had an interactive console, a bluescreen where kids could project themselves on the TV, and a standard game room layout. In the later half of the 2000s, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office which neighbored the location had shut down. Manassas' Chuck E. Cheese decided to expand into their space. When they expanded, the entire location received the "Cool Chuck" Remodel. This remodel kept most of the dimmed lighting. However, they also gained Purple walls, new decor, and they removed their showroom walls from Operation Thumb Chuck. Manassas started their 2.0 renovations during the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. This meant the removal of all decor from previous remodels, old carpet, dimmed lighting, and the stage for a more modern, updated look. This location was the debut of the Video Wall along with the 2021 Model Dance Floor, which was installed at all new 2.0s following the location. It is also being added to older 2.0s so all locations can be up to date. == Media == [[File:Right Gameroom of manassas.jpg|thumb|gameroom]] [[File:Screenshot 2024-07-13 154913.png|thumb|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese after renovating, via Ryan on Flickr'']] == See also == *[[Discovery Zone]] ==References== * [https://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanrules/albums/72157718529600377/with/51207645941 Ryan's Manassas Flickr Album] e9add81e87880018ad55d09d0040447fee1affd4 0 100 311 2024-07-26T17:52:29Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Created page with "{{Store Infobox|image=Antioch2007.jpg|storenumber=30|built=1900|demolished=2010|squarefootage=30,000}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtur..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=Antioch2007.jpg|storenumber=30|built=1900|demolished=2010|squarefootage=30,000}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> f68c73aa887b0f49292a85bb642719ca781c0964 315 311 2024-07-26T19:01:34Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign </gallery> == References == <references /> 5c880bc15aa54ef3c2b14cf61a889e3024f8249e 317 315 2024-07-26T19:03:33Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 992059669143e172954c46ca389fc3fb0a9310bd 321 317 2024-07-27T03:56:57Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> ==== '''Entertainment Department''' ==== Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 371052d38117bf7e7042fa1e7bee31ae87126897 323 321 2024-07-27T04:01:03Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Entertainment Department */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === Departments === ==== '''Entertainment Department''' ==== Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> dd13a8b399d8598befbab1f629179fb789ad61a9 324 323 2024-07-27T04:01:25Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Departments */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === ==== Entertainment Department ==== Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 9a9a535eb18a1fe9bb01bcab7d365f910943ab62 0 79 312 261 2024-07-26T17:56:20Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|3-Stage= * 3-Stage |-|CEC Stage= * C-Stage * Rocker Stage * 2-Stage * 1-Stage |-|Studio C= * Studio "C" (Stage 2002) * Studio "C" 2000 * Small Town Studio "C" * Small Market/Town Studio "C" |-|Weigl & Navori= * Circles Of Light * Chuck E. Live! |-|Prototype and Misc Concepts= * Country Stage * MAGIC * Yogi Bear Show * Concept Unification Prototype * Uncle Pappy * Awesome Adventure Machine (Stage 2000) * 3-Stage Studio C Conversion * Small Town Bluescreen * Star Stage * Galaxy Stage * Chuck E.'s Make Believe Band |-|Unofficial= * Pastel Rock-afire Explosion * 3-Stage Studio C 2000 Hybrid ("Studio 3") * Cyberamic 3-Stage </tabber> 1c6218936467301fec4911b367c49667c6f545c5 6 101 313 2024-07-26T18:13:41Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki Supportcenter 7dafc67495a337b4623fed135a39fedab469b1e0 6 102 314 2024-07-26T18:56:53Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki Supportcentersign 17a3369fdf920c9102c9d5f053a5524975c8ff2a 6 103 316 2024-07-26T19:03:09Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki Lobbysc 6dd98720ca355e9cc81b7ace5209934a98c62b16 0 65 318 203 2024-07-27T03:48:15Z Midwestretail 6 standardized wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 77, 82 |built = 1956 |demolished = January 2012 |squarefootage = 11,000-12,000 }} '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007 as a Chuck E. Cheese's. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until February 1981, where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1989, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. Antioch Center, at this time, would go through an extensive exterior renovation, replacing the arched canopy facade with a green and beige design with new entrance canopies. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. The 3-Stage itself, due to this store's high ceiling height, would be uniquely very tall, with the building backdrop not reaching. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. Not only this, but they also had an extra private party room known internally as Dining C. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= TODO: Archive game list. |-|Walkaround Characters= * Billy Bob Walkaround * Chuck E. Cheese Walkaround (TODO: Generations of heads and outfits/versions) |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1980 with a Wolf Pack 5 show, which was replaced with the Rock-afire Explosion in February 1981. It would be converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's 3-Stage due to the Concept Unification Process in 1989. They would keep this stage until closure in 2005. Uniquely very tall due to the store's high ceiling structure. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> == See Also == *[[SPP Locations]] *[[SPP History]] 95fa38afb8da36bef629f13fcb208d570fc97dc2 319 318 2024-07-27T03:49:05Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 77, 82 |built = 1956 |demolished = January 2012 |squarefootage = 11,000-12,000 }} '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007 as a Chuck E. Cheese's. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until February 1981, where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1989, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. Antioch Center, at this time, would go through an extensive exterior renovation, replacing the arched canopy facade with a green and beige design with new entrance canopies. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. The 3-Stage itself, due to this store's high ceiling height, would be uniquely very tall, with the building backdrop not reaching. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. Not only this, but they also had an extra private party room known internally as Dining C. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= TODO: Archive game list. |-|Walkaround Characters= * Billy Bob Walkaround * Chuck E. Cheese Walkaround (TODO: Generations of heads and outfits/versions) |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1980 with a Wolf Pack 5 show, which was replaced with the Rock-afire Explosion in February 1981. It would be converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's 3-Stage due to the Concept Unification Process in 1989. They would keep this stage until closure in 2005. Uniquely very tall due to the store's high ceiling structure. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> == See Also == *[[SPP Locations]] *[[SPP History]] ca0d39c2bc39f5155bc35ed23a73e69f8015285a 320 319 2024-07-27T03:56:34Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 77, 82 |built = 1956 |demolished = January 2012 |squarefootage = 11,000-12,000 }} '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007 as a Chuck E. Cheese's. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until February 1981, where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1989, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. Antioch Center, at this time, would go through an extensive exterior renovation, replacing the arched canopy facade with a green and beige design with new entrance canopies. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. The 3-Stage itself, due to this store's high ceiling height, would be uniquely very tall, with the building backdrop not reaching. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. Not only this, but they also had an extra private party room known internally as Dining C. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= TODO: Archive game list. |-|Walkaround Characters= * Billy Bob Walkaround * Chuck E. Cheese Walkaround (TODO: Generations of heads and outfits/versions) |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1980 with a Wolf Pack 5 show, which was replaced with the Rock-afire Explosion in February 1981. It would be converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's 3-Stage due to the Concept Unification Process in 1989. They would keep this stage until closure in 2005. Uniquely very tall due to the store's high ceiling structure. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/a3RbvsrLy2U?feature=shared | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> == See Also == *[[SPP Locations]] *[[SPP History]] d208f4a194d8e4d90d6d35c0d719e87e64c1baa3 322 320 2024-07-27T03:57:43Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 77, 82 |built = 1956 |demolished = January 2012 |squarefootage = 11,000-12,000 }} '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007 as a Chuck E. Cheese's. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until February 1981, where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1989, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. Antioch Center, at this time, would go through an extensive exterior renovation, replacing the arched canopy facade with a green and beige design with new entrance canopies. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. The 3-Stage itself, due to this store's high ceiling height, would be uniquely very tall, with the building backdrop not reaching. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. Not only this, but they also had an extra private party room known internally as Dining C. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= TODO: Archive game list. |-|Walkaround Characters= * Billy Bob Walkaround * Chuck E. Cheese Walkaround (TODO: Generations of heads and outfits/versions) |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1980 with a Wolf Pack 5 show, which was replaced with the Rock-afire Explosion in February 1981. It would be converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's 3-Stage due to the Concept Unification Process in 1989. They would keep this stage until closure in 2005. Uniquely very tall due to the store's high ceiling structure. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/a3RbvsrLy2U?feature=shared |Antioch in 1989 before CU, blue wainscoting can be seen. |1989 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> == See Also == *[[SPP Locations]] *[[SPP History]] de6f93ace254c97b2d71b7722897b797c57c4bb2 0 84 325 252 2024-07-27T04:14:22Z BeanyBoi1252 9 standardized. still a wip wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = N/A |built = N/A |demolished = N/A |squarefootage = N/A}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 5956c6670b156a2abaf7fe9de6ad54c077b4d703 0 100 326 324 2024-07-27T04:51:05Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment Department= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Monterey's Tex-Mex Cafe= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Monterey's Locations|Store List]] * [[Monterey's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Monterey's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Monterey's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Monterey's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Monterey's Events|Events]] * [[Monterey's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Monterey's Products|Products]] * [[Monterey's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 0d99f083617186774b62f7159b23a8f60e75bfb4 329 326 2024-07-27T05:53:46Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Departments */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Construction= {{#tag:tabber| LHistory= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Ed Ward - Director Of Construction<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref> * Collen Walsh<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref> * Dan Baldwin<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref> * Sana Touma<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref> * Rose Ann Barcus<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 70e056febba1f696af44f742a74e9dc5b5aeecd7 330 329 2024-07-27T06:02:12Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Construction= {{#tag:tabber| LHistory= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref>= * Ed Ward - Director Of Construction * Collen Walsh * Dan Baldwin * Sana Touma * Rose Ann Barcus {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 01852d6c400a24bb4226e297f3c955f9a62c1c9d 331 330 2024-07-27T06:03:02Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Departments */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Construction= {{#tag:tabber| LHistory= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= <ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons01.pdf</ref> * Ed Ward - Director Of Construction * Collen Walsh * Dan Baldwin * Sana Touma * Rose Ann Barcus {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 6dcab977dd919a724c79bcdae8c6808d1a8e13f0 332 331 2024-07-27T06:12:03Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Departments */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons02.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Construction= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Ed Ward - Director Of Construction<ref name=":0" /> * Collen Walsh<ref name=":0" /> * Dan Baldwin<ref name=":0" /> * Sana Touma<ref name=":0" /> * Rose Ann Barcus<ref name=":0" /> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> f93fd0ea5c7c9279f1053aad8b6f2b9f8db186f2 333 332 2024-07-27T06:30:11Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons02.pdf</ref> * Paul Linden - Director Of Entertainment<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons04-yogi.pdf</ref> * Shelly Atkins <ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_2stage-install.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Construction= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Ed Ward - Director Of Construction<ref name=":0" /> * Collen Walsh<ref name=":0" /> * Dan Baldwin<ref name=":0" /> * Sana Touma<ref name=":0" /> * Rose Ann Barcus<ref name=":0" /> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Costume= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Jul Kamen - Costume Support Manager<ref name=":1" /> * Collen Walsh<ref name=":0" /> * Dan Baldwin<ref name=":0" /> * Sana Touma<ref name=":0" /> * Rose Ann Barcus<ref name=":0" /> {{!}}-{{!}} Costumes= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 8191132a9f493f625cf4d6c7d987f4a217db8b27 334 333 2024-07-27T06:35:11Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Departments */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons02.pdf</ref> * Paul Linden - Director Of Entertainment<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons04-yogi.pdf</ref> * Shelly Atkins <ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_2stage-install.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Construction= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Ed Ward - Director Of Construction<ref name=":0" /> * Collen Walsh<ref name=":0" /> * Dan Baldwin<ref name=":0" /> * Sana Touma<ref name=":0" /> * Rose Ann Barcus<ref name=":0" /> * Doug Hailey - Director Of Design<ref>https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-hailey-b02a1a9/</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Contractors= Showz }} |-|Costume= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Jul Kamen - Costume Support Manager<ref name=":1" /> {{!}}-{{!}} Costumes= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 7e321a427e532185247050d8bc85c977f50eda31 335 334 2024-07-27T06:36:39Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Departments */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons02.pdf</ref> * Paul Linden - Director Of Entertainment<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons04-yogi.pdf</ref> * Shelly Atkins <ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_2stage-install.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Construction= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Ed Ward - Director Of Construction<ref name=":0" /> * Collen Walsh<ref name=":0" /> * Dan Baldwin<ref name=":0" /> * Sana Touma<ref name=":0" /> * Rose Ann Barcus<ref name=":0" /> * Doug Hailey - Director Of Design (1991-2006)<ref>https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-hailey-b02a1a9/</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Contractors= Showz }} |-|Costume= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Jul Kamen - Costume Support Manager<ref name=":1" /> {{!}}-{{!}} Costumes= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 3c3caadad1af3df79363f92c89e194b624d4f6c6 336 335 2024-07-27T15:47:36Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Departments */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons02.pdf</ref> * Paul Linden - Director Of Entertainment<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons04-yogi.pdf</ref> * Shelly Atkins - Entertainment/Design Coordinator <ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_2stage-install.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Construction= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Ed Ward - Director Of Construction<ref name=":0" /> * Collen Walsh<ref name=":0" /> * Dan Baldwin<ref name=":0" /> * Sana Touma<ref name=":0" /> * Rose Ann Barcus<ref name=":0" /> * Doug Hailey - Director Of Design (1991-2006)<ref>https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-hailey-b02a1a9/</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Contractors= Showz }} |-|Costume= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Jul Kamen - Costume Support Manager<ref name=":1" /> {{!}}-{{!}} Costumes= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby </gallery> == References == <references /> 9c1c8d16150c92748d2be372b968ab26e7e5e59d 338 336 2024-07-27T16:03:43Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons02.pdf</ref> * Paul Linden - Director Of Entertainment<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons04-yogi.pdf</ref> * Shelly Atkins - Entertainment/Design Coordinator <ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_2stage-install.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Construction= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Ed Ward - Director Of Construction<ref name=":0" /> * Collen Walsh<ref name=":0" /> * Dan Baldwin<ref name=":0" /> * Sana Touma<ref name=":0" /> * Rose Ann Barcus<ref name=":0" /> * Doug Hailey - Director Of Design (1991-2006)<ref>https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-hailey-b02a1a9/</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Contractors= Showz }} |-|Costume= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Jul Kamen - Costume Support Manager<ref name=":1" /> {{!}}-{{!}} Costumes= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby File:5874041294 dba8a8a59f b.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese infront of the Studio C show. </gallery> == References == <references /> 09828d3416b5f8e303f8ba6957059aad6296c1bd 341 338 2024-07-27T19:35:09Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=supportcenter.png|built=1982|squarefootage=70,016}} == History == Page to be completed<ref>https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/4441-W-Airport-Fwy-Irving-TX/31494321/</ref> === '''Departments''' === <tabber> |-|Entertainment= {{#tag:tabber| History= Originally the Brock Electronics Division, this area in the building housed a complete Rock-afire Explosion with reversed engineered technology used to program the show. This would go against the contract Showbiz Pizza had with Creative Engineering, and that same year, 1985, a $30,000,000 to $40,000,000 lawsuit was to be served to the company but the owner of Creative Engineering went back on it due to not wanting to sue then owner of Showbiz, Bob Brock. Shortly thereafter, Fecther would settle with Showbiz and would officially leave the company while still producing shows and parts for them.<ref>https://youtu.be/w8WnFieHG2M&t=2604</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Joe Conti - Animation Producer<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons02.pdf</ref> * Paul Linden - Director Of Entertainment<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_horizons04-yogi.pdf</ref> * Shelly Atkins - Entertainment/Design Coordinator <ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/spt/spt_2stage-install.pdf</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} |-|Construction= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Ed Ward - Director Of Construction<ref name=":0" /> * Collen Walsh<ref name=":0" /> * Dan Baldwin<ref name=":0" /> * Sana Touma<ref name=":0" /> * Rose Ann Barcus<ref name=":0" /> * Doug Hailey - Director Of Design (1991-2006)<ref>https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-hailey-b02a1a9/</ref> {{!}}-{{!}} Contractors= * BWM }} |-|Costume= {{#tag:tabber| History= ffff {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * Jul Kamen - Costume Support Manager<ref name=":1" /> {{!}}-{{!}} Costumes= Showz {{!}}-{{!}} other= other }} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/X3VDHXhyV7o |CEC Dept 18 Treetops |Original date unknown. |- |https://youtu.be/_UfRol7U7Aw |Chuck E. Cheese's Department 18 - 'What Up'/ 'I Want My Chuck E. Cheese' |2001 |- |https://youtu.be/6VeJQFs32w4 |Chuck E. Cheese's - Dept. 18 Interview |2002 |- |https://youtu.be/4yqUk2ubmUU |Chuck E. Cheese - Live It Up - Dept 18 |''February 13, 2006'' |- |https://youtu.be/fwfXKGEL4ws |Walk the Dinosaur |May 19, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/od0MevKq5sI |cec crew |December 17, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/U4K7qOc8d8g |Going Purple |May 11, 2010 |- |https://youtu.be/kBQfD6dCVWM |Chuck E getting down gangnam style |December 9, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/ZeJj_paPCTc |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese does Gangnam Style |December 10, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/QbqkwQxOPew |Karaoke Gig Chuck E Cheese Corporate Christmas Party 2012 |December 16, 2012 |- |https://youtu.be/72IsW8m6Sic |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/7pfwlwAK45U |Emotions Performed By Helen Henny - CENTER STAGE ONLY |July 24, 2013 |- |https://youtu.be/yw1q20ZRzI8 |Proud Mary Performed By Helen Henny & Mr. Munch |''January 26, 2017'' |- |https://youtu.be/prr9h2K-sfM |West Airport Freeway Office |April 19, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Supportcentersign.png|CEC Support Center Sign File:Lobbysc.png|Support Center Lobby File:5874041294 dba8a8a59f b.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese infront of the Studio C show. </gallery> == References == <references /> 7a799ab7d3a87e4c6d1a3d51d8c631cde08b8a17 0 84 327 325 2024-07-27T05:01:26Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = N/A |built = 1969 |demolished = N/A |squarefootage = N/A}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 6df69ed6ac941e857dd7a63d131a79e8858484cd 328 327 2024-07-27T05:44:08Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 914a01a042fa24ef66f44e0f2bc0f87f35d47142 343 328 2024-07-27T19:45:45Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The Showbiz Pizza location opened in a former Kroger grocery building, originally constructed in 1969 as Target Foods alongside the recently opened Target store at 13131. This Showbiz Pizza opened on January 26th, 1983, with a Rock-afire Explosion, featuring all of the known characters. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 13d2de6dd7cbbf70435dfc84a0d91c51fe82629c 345 343 2024-07-28T00:57:42Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The Showbiz Pizza location opened in a former Kroger grocery building, originally constructed in 1969 as Target Foods alongside the recently opened Target store at 13131. This Showbiz Pizza opened on January 26th, 1983, with a Rock-afire Explosion, featuring all of the known characters. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 53e7b4a58d2a018faa17bebbe9fe3ab6d2c054ea 346 345 2024-07-28T01:23:10Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The exisiting Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125. Its commonly beleived that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger in the 1970s due to the appearence of the exterior. On January 26, 1983 Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former shopping space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> fe271e224f70fa767cc2b6db4dbe8355f67cb987 347 346 2024-07-28T01:23:29Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The exisiting Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125. Its commonly beleived that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger in the 1970s due to the appearence of the exterior. On January 26, 1983 Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former shopping space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> bc831426461902b896a698f13e46fe4a2f29899e 348 347 2024-07-28T01:58:55Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Fixed typos and added Showscan and 86 remodel info. STILL A WIP wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125. Its commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger in the 1970s due to the appearance of the exterior. On January 26, 1983 Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former shopping space with a standard Rock-afire Explosion. Montfort would be one of 4 Showbiz Pizza locations to receive Showscan<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref>, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film. Montfort's Showscan theatre would open to the public on Feburary 9th, 1984. In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test the Unnamed 1986 Remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan. The store would remodel to the finalized remodel by 1989. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 38aa601a8b6df2acd6ad6a2223477c8999da8fdb 349 348 2024-07-28T02:08:35Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125. Its commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger in the 1970s due to the appearance of the exterior. On January 26, 1983 Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former shopping space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to receive Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> This Showscan theatre would open to the public on Feburary 9th, 1984. In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> dc006da6fe95047261a21cc0b2038e0c4603f48c 350 349 2024-07-28T02:13:38Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125. However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior. On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to receive Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> This Showscan theatre would open to the public on Feburary 9th, 1984. In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 54bbcb2113227837b2d52dcbc730a4d4ed2e0360 351 350 2024-07-28T02:17:30Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125. However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior. On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 13600535621be89ebacf7b521971429bc5d9a06b 352 351 2024-07-28T02:18:11Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125. However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior. On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding, and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 944b6b0845d200a0b950b73887f6f76b7c6aa101 355 352 2024-07-28T02:22:59Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding, and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 0c22312a2102b60d4d4afe0a600351fedff024d1 356 355 2024-07-28T02:23:21Z BeanyBoi1252 9 CU info wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding, and presumably removing Showscan. Montfort would be chosen in 1989 to be the first store to undergo Concept Unification, the process in which the Rock-afire Explosion would be retrofitted into Munch's Make Believe Band. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> f1e6d361c295c6615803237a30dd200b6b324709 357 356 2024-07-28T02:26:42Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Moved CU info to tabber per Killer's request wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding, and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion in 1983. Montfort would be chosen in 1989 to be the first store to undergo Concept Unification, the process in which the Rock-afire Explosion would be retrofitted into Munch's Make Believe Band.= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 182a2508cbb344ff20c6d3e15a5111dc4098be07 358 357 2024-07-28T02:28:02Z BeanyBoi1252 9 accidentally named the tabber thing the info. oops wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding, and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics== Opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion in 1983. Montfort would be chosen in 1989 to be the first store to undergo Concept Unification, the process in which the Rock-afire Explosion would be retrofitted into Munch's Make Believe Band. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> f5192588f27583a6bea82887486fdd71c5ed882f 359 358 2024-07-28T02:28:30Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding, and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion in 1983. Montfort would be chosen in 1989 to be the first store to undergo Concept Unification, the process in which the Rock-afire Explosion would be retrofitted into Munch's Make Believe Band. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 2b8716a4c5fdf59afae1501eda6bc38518197708 360 359 2024-07-28T02:29:33Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding, and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion in 1983. Montfort would be chosen in 1989 to be the first store to undergo Concept Unification, the process in which the Rock-afire Explosion would be retrofitted into Munch's Make Believe Band. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 89620d16db30bc91bfadc578ffc5e05e828e1eef 361 360 2024-07-28T02:30:37Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Undo revision [[Special:Diff/360|360]] by [[Special:Contributions/BeanyBoi1252|BeanyBoi1252]] ([[User talk:BeanyBoi1252|talk]]) wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be one of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding, and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion in 1983. Montfort would be chosen in 1989 to be the first store to undergo Concept Unification, the process in which the Rock-afire Explosion would be retrofitted into Munch's Make Believe Band. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 2b8716a4c5fdf59afae1501eda6bc38518197708 362 361 2024-07-28T04:15:23Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> However, it is commonly believed that this building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding, and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion in 1983. Montfort would be chosen in 1989 to be the first store to undergo Concept Unification, the process in which the Rock-afire Explosion would be retrofitted into Munch's Make Believe Band. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 62d1adfc244b0c93da8196b27be3d98e730e07d5 363 362 2024-07-28T12:10:00Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding, and presumably removing Showscan. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion in 1983. Montfort would be chosen in 1989 to be the first store to undergo Concept Unification, the process in which the Rock-afire Explosion would be retrofitted into Munch's Make Believe Band. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 3532cbb56f2496d77539fd35bfc1f55c87582254 364 363 2024-07-28T13:13:51Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier Operation Thumb Chuck esque remodel. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr. The space has since then has been reocuppied by the adjacent Target and is now being used as an office. The toddler area and showroom are still intact as of now and mainly consists of a storage area. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion in 1983. Montfort would be chosen in 1989 to be the first store to undergo Concept Unification, the process in which the Rock-afire Explosion would be retrofitted into Munch's Make Believe Band. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 78f771e571415abecf53194df423c1d2c923fda3 365 364 2024-07-28T13:33:33Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier Operation Thumb Chuck esque remodel. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr. The space has since then has been reocuppied by the adjacent Target and is now being used as an office. The toddler area and showroom are still intact as of now and mainly consists of a storage area. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification 1989, the first of its kind. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> cd2513e2c7d281ce3eee390dec857363888cd315 366 365 2024-07-28T14:53:08Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, Montfort would be one of a select handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier Operation Thumb Chuck esque remodel. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Showbiz stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr. The space has since then has been reocuppied by the adjacent Target and is now being used as an office. The toddler area and showroom are still intact as of now and mainly consists of a storage area. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification 1989, the first of its kind. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> aa3e6e339c628cb78dd00eff93469d103f2c8835 367 366 2024-07-28T14:53:54Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on Febuary 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier Operation Thumb Chuck esque remodel. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Showbiz stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr. The space has since then has been reocuppied by the adjacent Target and is now being used as an office. The toddler area and showroom are still intact as of now and mainly consists of a storage area. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification 1989, the first of its kind. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> e82d0870ade97bb0e4f6e6d87f92d694d26137ae 368 367 2024-07-29T02:35:27Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} '''13125 Montfort Dr''', also known as '''Montfort''' is a Shpwbiz Pizza Place that opened on January 26th, 1983 with a Rock-afire Explosion, and closed in December 2001 as a Chuck E. Cheese's with one of the original [[Studio 'C']] stage setups. It is located next to a Target store, and is across from the former plot of land where Valley View Center once stood. == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Showbiz stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, which was across from the Valley View Mall. The space sat vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and is now being used as a district office. The toddler area and showroom are still intact as of now and mainly consists of a storage area. Most other spaces however have since been gutted to office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification 1989, the first of its kind. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 3a9b1ef4d1ff0ffe96b375c5382acc79a2af1757 369 368 2024-07-29T02:42:44Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} '''13125 Montfort Dr''', also known as '''Montfort''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on January 26th, 1983 with a Rock-afire Explosion, and closed in December 2001 as a Chuck E. Cheese's with one of the original [[CEC Stage Shows#tabber-Studio C|Studio "C" (Stage 2002)]] stage setups. It is located next to a Target store, and is across from the former plot of land where Valley View Center once stood. == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Showbiz stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, which was across from the Valley View Mall. The space sat vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and is now being used as a district office. The toddler area and showroom are still intact as of now and mainly consists of a storage area. Most other spaces however have since been gutted to office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification 1989, the first of its kind. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> ad84a80cba8e005249290a7e9cd1207a83f1a2cc 370 369 2024-07-29T02:57:48Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. As of current the Showroom and toddler area remains intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification 1989, the first of its kind. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> c954bfae453f752edcd8c978cb0de69e02bc62e8 371 370 2024-07-29T03:15:44Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be subsequently remodeled to add drywall instead, to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Toddler Zone remains intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification 1989, the first of its kind. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> ec68f9acb7ebbb41b977d2da6fdd62c88513ab5f 372 371 2024-07-30T23:07:57Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be subsequently remodeled to add drywall instead, to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Toddler Zone remains intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification in 1989, the first of its kind. At first, this version would have it's own version of the Singing Flowers, however these would be removed a few years later. TODO: Add AAM and Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> d2410755249145fb38265d408dc21468202a4a34 373 372 2024-08-03T23:46:51Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 (Showbiz Pizza Place) |closed = December 2001 (Chuck E. Cheese's) |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be subsequently remodeled to add drywall instead, to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Toddler Zone remains intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification in 1989, the first of its kind. At first, this version would have it's own version of the Singing Flowers, however these would be removed a few years later. TODO: Add AAM and Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 3686d38e4e0bcd2256040b365c8032dfb6c58faa 374 373 2024-08-03T23:47:17Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be subsequently remodeled to add drywall instead, to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Toddler Zone remains intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification in 1989, the first of its kind. At first, this version would have it's own version of the Singing Flowers, however these would be removed a few years later. TODO: Add AAM and Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> d2410755249145fb38265d408dc21468202a4a34 375 374 2024-08-04T12:27:44Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be subsequently remodeled to add drywall instead, to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before undergoing Concept Unification in 1989, the first of its kind. At first, this version would have it's own version of the Singing Flowers, however these would be removed a few years later. TODO: Add AAM and Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 5df46b676ef1abe96ceb2956e36e1bc8b6a3a396 6 104 337 2024-07-27T16:02:55Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki sourced from flickr e095409c22473e8fae55048c930f984626d099f4 10 98 339 304 2024-07-27T19:30:03Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <data source="storenumber"> <label>Store Number</label> </data> <data source="opened"> <label>Opened</label> </data> <data source="closed"> <label>Closed</label> </data> <data source="squarefootage"> <label>Square Footage</label> </data> </infobox> 1319f6298852abb189eb3c63011ad0d78e575998 342 339 2024-07-27T19:41:17Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <data source="storenumber"> <label>Store Number</label> </data> <data source="built"> <label>Built</label> </data> <data source="opened"> <label>Opened</label> </data> <data source="closed"> <label>Closed</label> </data> <data source="demolished"> <label>Demolished</label> </data> <data source="squarefootage"> <label>Square Footage</label> </data> </infobox> c4620beb1b323e0ecb49a97aa0e9adf2481ee593 0 74 340 303 2024-07-27T19:30:40Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 04c3444a4581f7702f514d409bb57ae98997226f 0 65 344 322 2024-07-27T19:52:17Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 77, 82 |built = 1956 (W.T Grant's) |opened = March 3rd, 1980 |closed = August-October 2007 |demolished = January 2012 |squarefootage = 11,000-12,000 }} '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007 as a Chuck E. Cheese's. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until February 1981, where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1989, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. Antioch Center, at this time, would go through an extensive exterior renovation, replacing the arched canopy facade with a green and beige design with new entrance canopies. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. The 3-Stage itself, due to this store's high ceiling height, would be uniquely very tall, with the building backdrop not reaching. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. Not only this, but they also had an extra private party room known internally as Dining C. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= TODO: Archive game list. |-|Walkaround Characters= * Billy Bob Walkaround * Chuck E. Cheese Walkaround (TODO: Generations of heads and outfits/versions) |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1980 with a Wolf Pack 5 show, which was replaced with the Rock-afire Explosion in February 1981. It would be converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's 3-Stage due to the Concept Unification Process in 1989. They would keep this stage until closure in 2005. Uniquely very tall due to the store's high ceiling structure. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/a3RbvsrLy2U?feature=shared |Antioch in 1989 before CU, blue wainscoting can be seen. |1989 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> == See Also == *[[SPP Locations]] *[[SPP History]] 0f881a5e7d9bf4b5ad33bf112db5567d8a9aee00 6 105 353 2024-07-28T02:20:22Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki targetfoods 60ec9d9cb62f661f9fc62dd3386fbb155d45b4a4 6 106 354 2024-07-28T02:22:43Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki https://tch546.tripod.com/smkt/kroco.html 86860b79b0a693653d6b1ac3b4299ae7756b8b0e 6 107 376 2024-08-04T13:50:15Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki montfortclipping d02b6f54fb892c9a245c22dc1d168f2f40d140f4 0 84 377 375 2024-08-04T13:50:48Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be subsequently remodeled to add drywall instead, to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This Showbiz Pizza opened with a standard Rock-Afire Explosion stage show. At unrelated points in this period, center stage's backdrop would be changed to customized artwork and Billy Bob's stage would have tiled flooring. The Rock-Afire Explosion, much like others, would finally receive the short lived Showbiz Campground update before being retrofited into Chuck E. Cheese's characters. Sometime from 1989 to the early 1990s the show would receive a prototype for Concept Unification that would last up to June 1990, when it would be finalized and would subsequently have a demonstration video taken of it for withen the company. TODO: Add AAM and Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Concept Unification Demonstration |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Montfortclipping.png </gallery> == References == <references /> 453915974624951ec25d90174a34da212ddf05ce 379 377 2024-08-04T15:18:21Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be subsequently remodeled to add drywall instead, to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes. In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff. On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage. A person installing the AAM would point this out to the nearby tech, Brian Hagan, stating that this store had tiled flooring before he did. Brian would repond by saying that his were all the same color. The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Montfortclipping.png </gallery> == References == <references /> 062c1d3ce568baa4a2aaeeaf6a63071972d9c9d1 380 379 2024-08-04T16:34:31Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be subsequently remodeled to add drywall instead, to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes. In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff. On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage. A person installing the AAM would point this out to the nearby tech, Brian Hagan, stating that this store had tiled flooring before he did. Brian would repond by saying that his were all the same color. The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Montfortclipping.png </gallery> == References == <references /> 0dad8a613c4e8eb4b4c710d005dbfffa80c5bd2d 381 380 2024-08-04T16:36:43Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be subsequently remodeled to add drywall instead, to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br>Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br>On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage. A person installing the AAM would point this out to the nearby tech, Brian Hagan, stating that this store had tiled flooring before he did. Brian would repond by saying that his were all the same color. The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Montfortclipping.png </gallery> == References == <references /> c9829016c396813b9253d96eb947acd98c7e58a9 382 381 2024-08-04T16:38:32Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be subsequently remodeled to add drywall instead, to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br><br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br><br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Montfortclipping.png </gallery> == References == <references /> 9ab28227c40643ee4adec856c7294f41d37dce29 390 382 2024-08-04T20:52:05Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Montfort's exterior is still brick, just painted over wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br><br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br><br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Montfortclipping.png </gallery> == References == <references /> 0ee796cef55e0344d9cbcd002c2a652f84116619 6 108 378 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[[Queensland, Australia (Surfers Paradise)]] * [[Santa Rosa, CA (545 Ross St)]] * [[Hayward, CA (24253 Hesperian Blvd)]] * [[Mobile, AL (4685 Airport Blvd)]] * [[Millcreek, UT (3344 S 1300 E)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (8616 E Broadway Blvd)]] * [[Fort Meyers, FL (3112 Cleveland Ave)]] * [[Milpitas, CA (346 S Abel St)]] * [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)]] |-|1982= text |-|1983= text |-|1984= text |-|1985 & 1986= text </tabber> 69dff28ea6e7d9633025d11341ee983b7dbb0a06 418 417 2024-08-07T12:51:34Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Santa Ana, CA]] * [[Wilkes-Barre Township, PA (500 Scott St)]] * [[Ealing, England]] |-|1977 & 1978= * [[San Jose, CA (370 S Winchester Blvd)]] * [[San Jose, CA (1371 Kooser Rd)]] |-|1979= * [[Concord, CA (1975 Diamond Blvd)]] * [[Sacramento, CA (Florin Mall, 7020 Stockton Blvd)]] * [[Huntington Beach, CA (15511 Edwards St)]] * [[Stockton, CA (4555 N Pershing Ave)]] * [[Sparks, NV (530 Greenbrae Dr)]] * [[Citrus Heights, CA (7614 Greenback Ln)]] |-|1980= * [[Fullerton, CA (1841 W Orangethorpe Ave)]] * [[La Habra, CA (901 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Ogden, UT (3155 Harrison Blvd)]] * [[Sun Valley CA (8357 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Fresno, CA (5384 N Blackstone Ave)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (5534 E 22nd St)]] * [[Covina, CA (601 Azusa Ave)]] * [[Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)]] * [[Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder Rd)]] * [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]] * [[Maple Heights, OH (5376 Northfield Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (4339 Falls of Neuse Rd)]] * [[Fremont, CA (5161 Mowry Ave)]] * [[Long Beach, CA (4706 Los Coyotes Diagonal)]] * [[Westminster, CO (7301 N Federal Blvd)]] * [[Westland, MI (208 S Wayne Rd)]] |-|1981= * [[Sunnyvale, CA (1247 W El Camino Real)]] * [[Winter Park, FL (1997 Aloma Ave)]] * [[Orlando, FL (841 Lee Rd)]] * [[San Diego, CA (6403 El Cajon Blvd)]] * [[Queensland, Australia (Surfers Paradise)]] * [[Santa Rosa, CA (545 Ross St)]] * [[Hayward, CA (24253 Hesperian Blvd)]] * [[Mobile, AL (4685 Airport Blvd)]] * [[Millcreek, UT (3344 S 1300 E)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (8616 E Broadway Blvd)]] * [[Fort Meyers, FL (3112 Cleveland Ave)]] * [[Milpitas, CA (346 S Abel St)]] * [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)]] |-|1982= text |-|1983= text |-|1984= text |-|1985 & 1986= text </tabber> d274ea018a2d7409169eba3d775d463b160bdd27 0 110 384 2024-08-04T16:54:41Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Created page with "<tabber> |-|1980= text |-|1981= text |-|1982= text |-|1983= text |-|1984= text |-|1985= text |-|1986= text </tabber>" wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|1980= text |-|1981= text |-|1982= text |-|1983= text |-|1984= text |-|1985= text |-|1986= text </tabber> 3ece43f6e98f3021901b65b72431f17405d972f0 387 384 2024-08-04T17:00:49Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1980= text |-|1981= text |-|1982= text |-|1983= text |-|1984= text |-|1985= text |-|1986= text </tabber> 6e6ff0059d6ff99bcd629e836d9f32f1b9a5bc73 389 387 2024-08-04T20:42:56Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Added Antioch and Montfort to their respective years wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1980= [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)]] |-|1981= text |-|1982= text |-|1983= [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]] |-|1984= text |-|1985= text |-|1986= text </tabber> d1bcb3b165f7cbc948644e695a5bb445caadeff9 392 389 2024-08-04T20:57:37Z BeanyBoi1252 9 BULLET POINTS!!!!! wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1980= * [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)]] |-|1981= text |-|1982= text |-|1983= * [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]] |-|1984= text |-|1985= text |-|1986= text </tabber> 0bc2025762d530f5ce41bc392bd72b110c0e1f65 393 392 2024-08-04T21:06:28Z BeanyBoi1252 9 1980 stores wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1980= * [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)]] * [[Jacksonville, FL (Regency Plaza, 9820 Atlantic Blvd)]] * [[Tulsa, OK (7108 S Memorial Dr)]] * [[Overland Park, KS (10510 Metcalf Ln)]] * [[West Des Moines, IA (1431 22nd St)]] * [[Independence, MO (4039 S Noland Rd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (Gage Shopping Center, 1301 SW Gage Blvd)]] |-|1981= text |-|1982= text |-|1983= * [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]] |-|1984= text |-|1985= text |-|1986= text </tabber> 94762febda5b80c5cce045a39bd32087854c1c01 405 393 2024-08-05T16:39:06Z Midwestretail 6 Protected "[[Showbiz Pizza Place Locations]]": locked this page to prevent vandalism ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1980= * [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)]] * [[Jacksonville, FL (Regency Plaza, 9820 Atlantic Blvd)]] * [[Tulsa, OK (7108 S Memorial Dr)]] * [[Overland Park, KS (10510 Metcalf Ln)]] * [[West Des Moines, IA (1431 22nd St)]] * [[Independence, MO (4039 S Noland Rd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (Gage Shopping Center, 1301 SW Gage Blvd)]] |-|1981= text |-|1982= text |-|1983= * [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]] |-|1984= text |-|1985= text |-|1986= text </tabber> 94762febda5b80c5cce045a39bd32087854c1c01 406 405 2024-08-05T20:07:50Z BeanyBoi1252 9 1981 stores (WIP) wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1980= * [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)]] * [[Jacksonville, FL (Regency Plaza, 9820 Atlantic Blvd)]] * [[Tulsa, OK (7108 S Memorial Dr)]] * [[Overland Park, KS (10510 Metcalf Ln)]] * [[West Des Moines, IA (1431 22nd St)]] * [[Independence, MO (4039 S Noland Rd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (Gage Shopping Center, 1301 SW Gage Blvd)]] |-|1981= * [[Tampa, FL (1707 E Fowler Ave)]] * [[Aurora, CO (12293 E Iliff Ave)]] * [[New Orleans, LA (3701 General DeGaulle Dr)]] * [[Darien, IL (7409 S Cass Ave)]] * [[Davenport, IA (Old Town Shopping Center, 903 E Kimberly Rd)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7505 S Walker Ave)]] * [[Altamonte Springs, FL (541 FL-436)]] * [[Arvada, CO (9301 Ralston Rd)]] * [[Bloomingdale, IL (132 E Lake St)]] * [[Omaha, NE (2531 S 133rd Plaza)]] * [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]] * [[Milwaukee, WI (7401 Good Hope Rd)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7000 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Houston, TX (2220 FM 1960)]] * [[Houston, TX (6760 Antoine Dr)]] * [[Englewood, CO (1001 W Hampden Ave)]] * [[Orlando, FL (7419 International Dr)]] * [[Baton Rouge, LA (11324 Boardwalk Dr)]] * [[Shawnee, KS (12280 Shawnee Mission)]] |-|1982= text |-|1983= * [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]] |-|1984= text |-|1985= text |-|1986= text </tabber> 02b4c7db00fd0aa9b5014ce25e8741074993272d 407 406 2024-08-05T20:18:48Z BeanyBoi1252 9 1981 stores done! wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1980= * [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)]] * [[Jacksonville, FL (Regency Plaza, 9820 Atlantic Blvd)]] * [[Tulsa, OK (7108 S Memorial Dr)]] * [[Overland Park, KS (10510 Metcalf Ln)]] * [[West Des Moines, IA (1431 22nd St)]] * [[Independence, MO (4039 S Noland Rd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (Gage Shopping Center, 1301 SW Gage Blvd)]] |-|1981= * [[Tampa, FL (1707 E Fowler Ave)]] * [[Aurora, CO (12293 E Iliff Ave)]] * [[New Orleans, LA (3701 General DeGaulle Dr)]] * [[Darien, IL (7409 S Cass Ave)]] * [[Davenport, IA (Old Town Shopping Center, 903 E Kimberly Rd)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7505 S Walker Ave)]] * [[Altamonte Springs, FL (541 FL-436)]] * [[Arvada, CO (9301 Ralston Rd)]] * [[Bloomingdale, IL (132 E Lake St)]] * [[Omaha, NE (2531 S 133rd Plaza)]] * [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]] * [[Milwaukee, WI (7401 Good Hope Rd)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7000 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Houston, TX (2220 FM 1960)]] * [[Houston, TX (6760 Antoine Dr)]] * [[Englewood, CO (1001 W Hampden Ave)]] * [[Orlando, FL (7419 International Dr)]] * [[Baton Rouge, LA (11324 Boardwalk Dr)]] * [[Shawnee, KS (12280 Shawnee Mission)]] * [[Houston, TX (14637 Memorial Dr)]] * [[Milwaukee, WI (4595 S 27th St)]] * [[Salina, KS (2555 Market Place)]] * [[St. Louis, MO (2805 Target Dr)]] * [[Arlington Heights, IL (955 W Dundee Rd)]] * [[Bloomington, MN (Southtown Shopping Center, 7989 Southtown Dr)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Tucker, GA (3850 Lavista Rd)]] * [[Indianapolis, IN (4910 W 38th St)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (8801 Colerain Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (12707 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Miamisburg, OH (30 Prestige Pl)]] * [[Wichita, KS (333 S Armour Dr)]] * [[Cedar Rapids, IA (170 Collins Rd)]] * [[Kansas City, MO (4601 Bannister Rd)]] * [[Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)]] * [[Marietta, GA (4340 Roswell Rd)]] * [[Jacksonville, FL (6065 Youngerman Circle)]] * [[Fort Lauderdale, FL (7053 W Broward Blvd)]] * [[Cedar Falls, IA (2915 McClain Dr)]] |-|1982= text |-|1983= * [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]] |-|1984= text |-|1985= text |-|1986= text </tabber> a2e08bf2e7cf4fa452c4d482295a7cef74a3fac1 0 111 385 2024-08-04T16:58:58Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Created page with "<tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1987= text |-|1988= text |-|1989= text |-|1990= text |-|1991= text |-|1992= text |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text 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(3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= text |-|1991= text |-|1992= text |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= text |-|2024= text </tabber> 88a807e67291abd9d8f43340feda6785ef34237c 397 396 2024-08-04T22:03:53Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh (North 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[[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[ * [[ * [[ |-|1992= text |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= text |-|2024= text </tabber> cf5e7a05aa05ad2a45a784b8a78257366ff610f3 398 397 2024-08-04T22:04:18Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh (North Hills), PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[ * [[ * [[ |-|1992= text |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= 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[[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[ * [[ * [[ |-|1992= text |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text 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Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] |-|1992= text |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= text |-|2024= text </tabber> b00e1b8e9815d2a5a6c6749dd53d4c881bb64411 403 402 2024-08-05T16:26:03Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= text |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= text |-|2024= text </tabber> d7664f4b90a783decea437ba19e620c7f28e0c64 404 403 2024-08-05T16:38:17Z Midwestretail 6 Protected "[[CEC Locations]]": locked this page to prevent vandalism ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= text |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= text |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= text |-|2024= text </tabber> d7664f4b90a783decea437ba19e620c7f28e0c64 409 404 2024-08-06T20:26:11Z Midwestretail 6 added cancelled, 1993, 2023 and 2024 locations. wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22) * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> f22b9338dc292dedbcb8fa8ba2fee739009e17ee 410 409 2024-08-06T20:27:32Z Midwestretail 6 added cancelled, 1993, 2023 and 2024 locations. wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 2933758bb7539f506e3190d82dd7fed83fb835fc 411 410 2024-08-06T20:28:26Z Midwestretail 6 added cancelled, 1993, 2023 and 2024 locations. wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> c51d943abb58b7f149ccbe38ec101872d55f5403 412 411 2024-08-06T20:29:21Z NoahRbxt2 17 added fredericksburg wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA(1280 Central Park Blvd)]] text |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 54ed4845afe524e2559115e48d85d5b23893b758 413 412 2024-08-06T20:30:10Z NoahRbxt2 17 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= text |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 5a418c359ba7f47ab00d390c50655edb60423ea2 414 413 2024-08-06T20:35:07Z NoahRbxt2 17 added dale city wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way) |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 6696d6ec91dd7e183458815724433e596650e2cc 415 414 2024-08-06T20:35:55Z NoahRbxt2 17 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 43fd9dfc545220aa107f8752ec6e507814d53ec4 416 415 2024-08-06T20:36:43Z NoahRbxt2 17 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= text |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 0792abed8d55c1c034f175290a318cb312646980 0 92 394 268 2024-08-04T21:10:47Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Phases */ wikitext text/x-wiki == Phases == * [[CEC Phase I|Phase I]] * [[CEC Phase II|Phase II]] * [[CEC Phase III|Phase III]] * [[CEC Phase IV|Phase IV]] == Remodels == * Unnamed 1986 Remodel * [[Operation Thumb Chuck (Remodel)|Operation Thumb Chuck]] * [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)|Cool Chuck]] * Unnamed 2015 Remodel * [[CEC 2.0 (Remodel)|CEC 2.0]] d497fc99a9d1a35769d29302f3d354feaf6ac4ed 10 112 401 2024-08-05T01:32:29Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "<iframe src="https://discord.com/widget?id=1261128563625693234&theme=dark" width="350" height="500" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" sandbox="allow-popups allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox allow-same-origin allow-scripts"></iframe>" wikitext text/x-wiki <iframe src="https://discord.com/widget?id=1261128563625693234&theme=dark" width="350" height="500" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" sandbox="allow-popups allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox allow-same-origin allow-scripts"></iframe> 2fd00ca34d9975ddb430bbebc5364cf60b24b967 6 113 408 2024-08-05T23:56:42Z BeanyBoi1252 9 montfort wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == montfort 0b02ac2cc8f06585dd2d5e34832ee257aecb68f7 0 55 419 174 2024-08-07T12:59:10Z Midwestretail 6 mentioned showbiz pizza's canada ventures wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Public|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=March 3, 1980|founder=[[Brock Hotel Corporation|Topeka Inn Management]], [[Creative Engineering, Inc.]]|defunct=1992 (United States)|fate=merged into [[Chuck E. Cheese]]|successor=[[Chuck E. Cheese]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=ShowBiz Pizza Place 1980 Logo.svg|numberoflocations=246}} '''Showbiz Pizza Place''', (later known as '''Showbiz Pizza''', and also known in Mexico as '''Showbiz Pizza Fiesta''',) was a Family Entertainment Center chain founded by Topeka Inn Management, later known as Brock Hotel Corporation, and Creative Engineering, Inc. The chain's first location was opened on March 3rd, 1980 in [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)|the Antioch Center Mall in Kansas City]]. The chain would grow to around 246 franchised & corporate stores across the US before rebranding all it's restaurants into the Chuck E. Cheese's nameplate. ==History== In late 1979, Pizza Time Theatre, Inc. would ink a deal with the Brock Hotel Corporation, known at the time as Topeka Inn Management, a company that owned Holiday Inn hotels, to operate up to 280 Pizza Time Theatre locations in 16 states by 1984.<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> The deal would later be finalized, which created Pizza Show Biz. In early 1980, however, the owner of Brock Hotel Corporation would see what was happening at Creative Engineering, and see how much more advanced their animatronics were. Brock would end the deal with Pizza Time Theatre and decide to work with Creative Engineering instead. The first Pizza Time Theatre that was planned to open by BHC, [[Kansas City, MO (Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd)]], was quickly converted into the first Showbiz Pizza Place by simply replacing the show. This is evident by photos of the first location showing debranded Pizza Time Theatre attractions like the Cheese Crawl. Since the band for Showbiz's first location was not yet finished, the Wolf Pack 5 show, another CEI animatronic band, was temporarily used instead. '''<big>Before the Merger</big>''' After the success of the first location, Creative Engineering had finalized their new show to open in their next store. Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd), would be the first Showbiz Pizza to open with the Rockafire Explosion. Pizza Time Theatre would later sue the company for breaking of contracts, and they would settle with Showbiz Pizza Place agreeing to pay a percentage of revenue to Pizza Time Theatre each year. <ref>https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article289155564.html</ref>Showbiz Pizza Place and Pizza Time Theatre both would rapidly expand to compete with one another. In some cases there would be a Showbiz Pizza Place right down the road from a Pizza Time Theatre, or two Pizza Time Theatres in the same small town. This swiftly ended in 1983, when the video game market crashed due to over abundance of consoles and arcades. This caused some locations that weren't open for an entire year, like [[St. Paul, MN (448 Lexington Pkwy)]] to close. This also caused Pizza Time Theatre to file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on March 13, 1984. '''<big>Canada & Champs Group Ltd</big>''' In October 1982, it was reported in a Toronto newspaper that the Winnipeg-based restaurant franchisee, Champs Group Ltd, the owners of several Mother Tucker's and Kentucky Fried Chicken locations in Canada, bought the Showbiz Pizza rights in Canada from Brock Hotel Corp. They were meant to open as many as around 50 locations by 1985, with the first being in Brampton, Ontario. However, for unknown business/financial reasons, the deal fell through, and Showbiz Pizza's Canadian expansion never happened, leaving the several planned locations cancelled and unfinished. It is not known where many of the locations would've been. '''<big>Merger</big>''' After the bankruptcy of their main competitor, Pizza Time Theatre, Showbiz Pizza Place decided to acquire their assets. The merged company was renamed from Showbiz Pizza Place, Inc. into [[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]] Around this time, there were major updates to Showbiz Pizza Place, now renamed to Showbiz Pizza, like brighter interiors, updated decor, new wall paint, and a new slogan; "Where a Kid can be a kid." CEC and SBP both got updates to make themselves more similar, so the brands could be much more unified with one another. For example, similar logos, branding, and even Showbiz locations opening with a new at the time stage concept; the "Rocker Stage." However, relations between SPT and Creative Engineering were beginning to sour. Aaron Fecher has stated it was because SPT wanted the rights to the characters of the Rockafire, but he is was refusing to budge. SPT then decided to create shows without CEI, but later returned the recording rights, plus adding new characters to the band Spiderman, Yogi Bear, and the Statue of Liberty. In 1989, SPT would record a installation tape for the replacement of the Rock-afire Explosion into CEC's characters called Concept Unification. The video was filmed at the location they tested much more at in the following years, [[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)]]. This marked the end of the Rockafire Explosion. By 1993, all Showbiz Pizza locations were either rebranded completely, or simply rebranded their show to have the Chuck E. Cheese's characters. However, eventually all the locations that kept the Showbiz branding were rebranded fully into just Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. =References= 33c8a11b971f7477e135eb198ba9aa44672c999d 0 114 420 2024-08-07T13:00:44Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "TODO: Add page details, photos, etc." wikitext text/x-wiki TODO: Add page details, photos, etc. 28586aa63ee0a3a8c655481c939437d0d54723ef 0 115 421 2024-08-07T15:01:47Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "'''S Cooper St''' is an unfinished and cancelled standalone Chuck E. Cheese's location that was planned sometime between 1998-1999. It was meant to be next to the Wendy's which is still open there. It would've most likely had a [[Studio 'C'/Stage 2002]]. This store never materialized besides a few newspaper articles, and it likely never opened due to the [[Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder Rd)|S Fielder]] and [[Arlington, TX (3200 Justiss Dr)|Justiss Dr]] locations already b..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''S Cooper St''' is an unfinished and cancelled standalone Chuck E. Cheese's location that was planned sometime between 1998-1999. It was meant to be next to the Wendy's which is still open there. It would've most likely had a [[Studio 'C'/Stage 2002]]. This store never materialized besides a few newspaper articles, and it likely never opened due to the [[Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder Rd)|S Fielder]] and [[Arlington, TX (3200 Justiss Dr)|Justiss Dr]] locations already being in Arlington, and them both being popular enough already. As of current, a gas station is on the space where this location would've once stood. TODO: Find newspaper article and add more info 2f5a782793d9780719cdd0aa7c8d103c6f32c7fc 0 116 422 2024-08-07T15:13:42Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "'''Santa Ana''' was a planned Chuck E. Cheese's meant to open sometime between 1979-1980. The only proof of this location's existence is a singular brass token made around 1979. It erroneously spells the name as "Santa Anna" and only one is known to still exist, with over 30 others being sent to be restamped from the headquarters in Cupertino. It was auctioned off on EBay in 2010, and was sold on November 23rd, 2010 for approximately $872.95. TODO: Add more info and ima..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Santa Ana''' was a planned Chuck E. Cheese's meant to open sometime between 1979-1980. The only proof of this location's existence is a singular brass token made around 1979. It erroneously spells the name as "Santa Anna" and only one is known to still exist, with over 30 others being sent to be restamped from the headquarters in Cupertino. It was auctioned off on EBay in 2010, and was sold on November 23rd, 2010 for approximately $872.95. TODO: Add more info and image of the token 92f90eb037334258b866d83d030756edda8bffe8 6 118 425 2024-08-09T20:20:29Z Studio 18 Ent 21 wikitext text/x-wiki eastgate's exterior as of 2024 8a7ddbda674a29bb1da2114493040a648daf0df4 0 119 426 2024-08-09T20:21:41Z Studio 18 Ent 21 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = File:EastgateExterior2024.webp |storenumber = 211/102 |built = 1990 |squarefootage = TODO: Add sq. ft. }} '''Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on June 17th 1990 in the Eastgate Square Shopping Center. It originally housed a Rocker Stage before removing it in late 2005 for the Studio 'C' Cappa. On April 8th, 2024, the store would recieve the 2.0 remodel removing it's show for the Video Wall +..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = File:EastgateExterior2024.webp |storenumber = 211/102 |built = 1990 |squarefootage = TODO: Add sq. ft. }} '''Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on June 17th 1990 in the Eastgate Square Shopping Center. It originally housed a Rocker Stage before removing it in late 2005 for the Studio 'C' Cappa. On April 8th, 2024, the store would recieve the 2.0 remodel removing it's show for the Video Wall + Dance Floor. ==History== ==Media== ==Refrences== 33e165a836884665735b42026320c68ff829bca6 427 426 2024-08-09T21:51:34Z Midwestretail 6 studio c small market. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = File:EastgateExterior2024.webp |storenumber = 211/102 |built = 1990 |opened = June 17th, 1990 |squarefootage = 9,500-10,000 }} '''4394 Eastgate Square Dr''' is a Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza restaurant that opened on June 17th, 1990 in the Eastgate Square Shopping Center. It originally housed a [[Rocker Stage]] before removing it in late 2005 for the Studio 'C' Small Market, remodeling once again in April 2024 to the 2.0 Refresh. The store remains open. ==History== ==Media== ==References== 3f77cb2d3f76c176928c88df45b2539f594dcafb 6 120 428 2024-08-09T22:26:18Z NoahRbxt2 17 wikitext text/x-wiki The Stage via Ryan on Flickr 8f40c866544bce24e5db7cb7ec35a6d2cecec5a1 0 3 429 310 2024-08-09T22:26:51Z NoahRbxt2 17 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuckiecheeseflickr.png |storenumber = 118 |built = Early 1990s |squarefootage = 16,000 }} '''7730 Stream Walk Ln''' location was a Discovery Zone, later Chuck E. Cheese's location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and Humble, Texas. After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened on March 23rd, 2000. The location featured a Studio 'C', which featured a 32M Chuck E. Cheese animatronic and bird. The location had an interactive console, a bluescreen where kids could project themselves on the TV, and a standard game room layout. In the later half of the 2000s, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office which neighbored the location had shut down. Manassas' Chuck E. Cheese decided to expand into their space. When they expanded, the entire location received the "Cool Chuck" Remodel. This remodel kept most of the dimmed lighting. However, they also gained Purple walls, new decor, and they removed their showroom walls from Operation Thumb Chuck. Manassas started their 2.0 renovations during the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. This meant the removal of all decor from previous remodels, old carpet, dimmed lighting, and the stage for a more modern, updated look. This location was the debut of the Video Wall along with the 2021 Model Dance Floor, which was installed at all new 2.0s following the location. It is also being added to older 2.0s so all locations can be up to date. == Media == [[File:Right Gameroom of manassas.jpg|thumb|gameroom]] [[File:Screenshot 2024-07-13 154913.png|thumb|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese after renovating, via Ryan on Flickr'']] == See also == *[[Discovery Zone]] ==References== * [[File:The Stage.png|thumb|The Stage]][https://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanrules/albums/72157718529600377/with/51207645941 Ryan's Manassas Flickr Album] 22e29579e7c567bd3f235c2341e4d50b6832324b 439 429 2024-08-10T01:47:59Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuckiecheeseflickr.png |storenumber = 118 |built = Early 1990s |squarefootage = 16,000 |opened = March 23, 2000 }} '''7730 Stream Walk Ln''' location was a Discovery Zone, later Chuck E. Cheese's location that opened on March 23, 2000. It is located in the "Promenade at Manassas" shopping center. ==History== Leaps and Bounds opened their Manassas location in 1991. Leaps and Bounds was a family entertainment center similar to Discovery Zone made to capitalize on the FEC craze which started booming in the early 90s. Companies like Disney, McDonald's, and Chuck E. Cheese also started new locations or added on elements to their stores to also cash in on the craze. Leaps and Bounds' first location opened in Naperville in 1991 to immediate success. Later that year, after testing in Naperville, the first locations outside of the state of Illinois were opened, including Manassas. Leaps and Bounds was purchased by Discovery Zone, a subsidiary of Blockbuster Entertainment, in 1995. With that, all former Leaps and Bounds were converted into the Discovery Zone nameplate. Manassas operated as a Discovery Zone for four years. Around the turn of the century, Discovery Zone faced economic problems and filed bankruptcy. Because of this, CEC Entertainment found major opportunity. CEC Entertainment purchased 13 former Discovery Zone locations, which included: Littleton, Colorado, Kennesaw, Georgia, Burbank, California, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and Humble, Texas. After being bought, the Manassas, Virginia Chuck E. Cheese's opened on March 23rd, 2000. The location featured a Studio 'C', which featured a 32M Chuck E. Cheese animatronic and bird. The location had an interactive console, a bluescreen where kids could project themselves on the TV, and a standard game room layout. In the later half of the 2000s, a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office which neighbored the location had shut down. Manassas' Chuck E. Cheese decided to expand into their space. When they expanded, the entire location received the "Cool Chuck" Remodel. This remodel kept most of the dimmed lighting. However, they also gained Purple walls, new decor, and they removed their showroom walls from Operation Thumb Chuck. Manassas started their 2.0 renovations during the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. This meant the removal of all decor from previous remodels, old carpet, dimmed lighting, and the stage for a more modern, updated look. This location was the debut of the Video Wall along with the 2021 Model Dance Floor, which was installed at all new 2.0s following the location. It is also being added to older 2.0s so all locations can be up to date. == Media == [[File:Right Gameroom of manassas.jpg|thumb|gameroom]] [[File:Screenshot 2024-07-13 154913.png|thumb|''The Manassas Chuck E. Cheese after renovating, via Ryan on Flickr'']] == See also == *[[Discovery Zone]] ==References== * [[File:The Stage.png|thumb|The Stage]][https://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanrules/albums/72157718529600377/with/51207645941 Ryan's Manassas Flickr Album] a0682af878e80c7e830bf189bfcf99c92520daab 0 121 430 2024-08-09T23:40:27Z Studio 18 Ent 21 Created page with "'''CEC 2.0''' is a remodel that removes all pre-2017 decor from a store including art, signs, booths, flooring, and the animatronic show. It began at the San Antonio (Stone Oak), TX (1403 N Loop) location in June 2017 ==History== ==2017 Version== ==2021 Version==" wikitext text/x-wiki '''CEC 2.0''' is a remodel that removes all pre-2017 decor from a store including art, signs, booths, flooring, and the animatronic show. It began at the San Antonio (Stone Oak), TX (1403 N Loop) location in June 2017 ==History== ==2017 Version== ==2021 Version== 0289086c7d3d9447f9c3a0812d273cf20b5cdea8 478 430 2024-08-10T14:51:19Z NoahRbxt2 17 Made a draft of the 2021 2.0 remodel. wikitext text/x-wiki '''CEC 2.0''' is a remodel that removes all pre-2017 decor from a store including art, signs, booths, flooring, and the animatronic show. It began at the San Antonio (Stone Oak), TX (1403 N Loop) location in June 2017 ==History== ==2017 Version== ==2021 Version== Debuted in [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)|Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] this variant included a TV screen similar to the Circles of Light stage. The TV is made up of small LED tiles produced by Acue Lighting. The 2021 2.0 remodel also reintroduced the pickup counter which was originally in a small amount of locations. 532c50450fdcf6a016a7c67c5a75ec9be5a15e3a 0 122 431 2024-08-10T00:43:07Z Saan1ty 18 Of course, my first edit had to be Durham. :P Will work on readding images wikitext text/x-wiki {{Generic|desc=The current exterior as of June 24, 2023.|image=DurhamExt06242023.jpg}} '''''3724 Mayfair St, Store #380''''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location in Durham, North Carolina. The store opened on March 7, 1994, with a [[1-Stage]]. It is the last Mini Unit variant of the 1-stage, and also the last location to have a full exterior with original 90s checkers. It is also the last CEC location in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Triangle Triangle] to have animatronics, after the [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capital Blvd)|Capital Blvd]] location in Raleigh removed their [[Concept Unification Stage|3-Stage]] for the [[CEC 2018 2.0 Remodel Program|2.0 remodel]] on August 31, 2022. == History == Durham opened on March 7, 1994, as one of two North Carolina locations with a Cyberamic Munch's Make-Believe Band Stage (the other was [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] which opened in November 1991 with a Road Stage). They opened with the now unique prototype version of the 1-Stage called the Mini Unit, which is smaller than the average 1-Stage, and has a unique ceiling valance, only installed in [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)|just]] [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)|four]] [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)|other]] [[El Paso, TX (710 Sunland Park Dr)|locations]] between 1992 and 1994 as a test stage for smaller stores. Durham is the last Cyberamic show in the Carolinas, and the entire Southeast region as a whole. === Opening === [[File:CECDurhamHeraldSunAd.png|thumb|298x298px|Durham's Opening Advertisement]] Due to advertisements using the March 2nd date less than 10 days until the store was slated to opened, it is believed Durham may have had a "soft opening" on the 2nd and grand opening on the 7th, or that the date was delayed at the last minute. March 7th would make more sense as the opening date anyways, due to it being a Monday, and that most stores at that time typically opened on a Monday. The store opened up in the Beacon Ridge Plaza shopping center, with most businesses of the plaza being located in a shopping center across the street. While little is known about the plaza, and no remnants of it by name exist, we know the Chuck E. Cheese was part of it due to numerous advertisements in newspaper articles using the plaza name associated with the store, and public property records.<ref>https://taxcama.dconc.gov/camapwa/PropertySummary.aspx?PARCELPK=20584&pageIndex=0</ref> Throughout the years, the plaza would become less active and lose more of the businesses that occupied the space. Starting in the late 2000s/early 2010s, half of the plaza was torn down, with the rest following soon after in 2016. The lots across the street would remain vacant and used as parking occasionally until around 2019, when a new complex, University Hill, with retail and apartments, was built. It is still active and standing to this day. === 1990s === Durham would open up with the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]], which was the standard for the time. Inside, the store would have the standard 90s decor, such as the CD Award parody posters, sports magazines, and planters. The store either opened up or received shortly after the [[Phase 1 (1994)|Phase 1]] games package. With the pictures we have, we can tell a good amount of how the store would have looked. It is safe to assume it had a layout nearly identical other later Mini Unit 1-Stage stores, bearing close resemblance to El Paso before expansion.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgc6abiW2fE</ref> In the later half of 1994, the store would receive the sky crawl, (an early version of the Skytubes) with installation plans for it dated from August 1994. In the mid/late 90s, Durham would receive updated signage for the exterior featuring the thumbs-up Chuck art with the star cap and would also receive larger awnings which covered the checkers. In the late 90s, the store would receive the [[Phase 2 (1997)|Phase 2]] games package. At an unknown point after 1998, the main sign above the entrance was switched out with the updated C-cap version for an unknown reason. === 2000s === Durham would stay mostly unchanged in the early 2000s, likely receiving the standard [[Phase 3 (2000)|Phase 3]] games package. This would change in late 2005, most likely September, when the store remodeled to the [[CEC 2005 Remodel Program]], which included drastically changing the store's layout (moving the prize counter, changing the entrance to be on the side), removal of showroom walls and expanding the showroom area, all major 90s decor pieces, and painting certain walls purple. Surprisingly, they would keep the dim lighting and Coach signage on the exterior. The stage would not change much after the remodel, except by 2008, Chuck's tuxedo and derby would be removed for the full Avenger outfit and cap. === 2010s === The store would receive many changes during the 2010s as the company transitioned from the Avenger to Rockstar era. [[File:DurhamJasperRot.png|thumb|Jasper's original mask shortly before removal]] Starting in the early 2010s and spanning the end of the decade, the stage itself would receive many changes, removing many of its original aspects. Character cosmetics would be some of the first parts to be changed. The first of the 1993 masks to be removed was Chuck's, after it became bleached for an unknown reason in 2011. Coming shortly after or around the same time, Pasqually's mask was also replaced. For a brief period in 2012, Pasqually wore a blue shirt instead of his typical red plaid pattern, but this change would seemingly be short-lived. Between February to May 2017, more of the original elements would get replaced. First, Jasper's shirt would be replaced with the new larger "cow print" version. Helen's original mask would be replaced not long after, although the exact reason for removal is unknown, as the most recent pictures showing the mask appeared to be in decent condition. The next mask to be replaced was Jasper's, which in a photo shows the foam around the eyes was beginning to rot. Around 2010-2011, the television above Munch was removed, leaving the two side TVs. In 2012, the curtains were removed. In September 2013, Durham received the 2013 Update and hat removal signage and removed the awnings to reveal the checkers underneath them. You can still see slight fade from where the old "Chuck E. Cheese's" text was when it was centered on the sides of the building before 2013. Also, around the same time, the Munch's Make-Believe Band sign was modified to be purple where it was previously pink and was placed directly above Munch. Around this time also, they replaced their CRTs with flat screens and removed the televisions outside the showroom area. The skytubes would be removed by the late 2010s. === 2020s/Present Day === In more recent years, the show has been decreasing in condition, with every character having some movement or cosmetic issues. In recent years, the show's condition has fluctuated, with various things getting broken and fixed, such as Munch's flows being messed up over time. In April 2023, Chuck's eye weld broke, leading the eyes to not move, and one eye becoming off center from the other. This has since been fixed. Beginning in late April, the store would start installing brighter LED lights throughout the store, starting in the showroom, causing the store to no longer have dim lighting. ==== Eyelids ==== One of the things which has made Durham infamous within the community is the fact that Helen doesn't have eyelids. The exact reason why this happened is unknown, although speculations included the eyelids were removed due to scratching the irises, or that the eyelids fell backwards/the part which holds them in place broke, causing them to be removed entirely. Sometime in March 2021, Chuck E.'s right eyelid would break. By July 2021, both of Helen's eyelids would be gone, and at some point, after that, Chuck's other eyelid would break too, causing Chuck E. and Helen to both appear to have no eyelids by late 2021 or early 2022, although Chuck E. still has his eyelids, inoperative and stuck up. ==== Current State ==== Just like nearly all other stores by then, Durham received the new Navori system in June 2023. Unfortunately, due to technical issues during the transition from the DVD Player to Navori (confirmed on a video by an employee of Raleigh visiting the store<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boeES1s8FWE</ref>), the animatronics would be stuck in random mode or even aired down. On only a few known occasions, the show has operated correctly, but the majority of the time since June 2023, the show had been in random movements or aired down. On June 8, 2024<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E</ref>, the show would be seen operating correctly again, with the Navori issue seemingly fixed. In late May 2024, the game room would be rearranged in preparation for trampolines. The store installed their trampolines in early June 2024. As of June 2024, Durham still has the 1-Stage, 2005 Update (with the 90s bathrooms), 90s remodel checkers on the exterior, and 2013 Rockstar signage. == Stages and Animatronics == {| class="wikitable" !Stage !Installed !Removed !Notes |- |[[1-Stage]] |March 1994 |Still in use |Last of five Mini Unit 1-Stages ever installed. Last Cyberamic stage in the Southeast region. |} Durham opened up with a Mini Unit 1-Stage, and was the last of its kind, sporting the finalized stage appearance, albeit condensed, with the characters being mere inches away from each other. {| class="wikitable" !Animatronic !Serial No. !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck E Cheese (Cyberamic)|Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] |2030 |In-store |Eyelids are stuck at the top |- |[[Guest Star / Helen Henny (Cyberamic)|Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Missing eyelids |- |[[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Low mouth flows |- |[[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Eyelids stay up during shows. |- |[[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Arms barely work |- |[[Wink (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Operational |} == Arcade Machines == These are most of the games currently at use within the store. * [[Big Win Super Spin]] * Gum Drop * Alley Roller Classic (Skee Ball) * Down the Clown * Cruisin' Blast * Frogger * Luigi's Mansion Arcade * NBA Hoop Troop * NBA Hoops * [[Jett Rider]] * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles * [[Hammer 2]] * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Boulder's Dozer's]] * Bop 2 Win * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Sketch Book]] * Pop The Lock * Sonic Spinner * Crank It! * Spinner Frenzy * Super Monkey Ball Ticket Blitz * Wonderland * Crazy Tower * The Sideshow * Water Blast * Rescue Helicopter * NFL Two-Minute Drill * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Photo Ride]] * Rescue Hero * Popcorn * Harpoon Lagoon * Hat Trick * Winner's Wheel == Store Fixtures == === Current Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["Ambassador of Fun" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Grand Marshal of Games" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Titan of Tokens" (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Tri (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Quad (CEC Décor)]] * [[Chuck E. (1999 Portrait)]] * [["Friends" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Laughs" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Play" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Smiles" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Winning" (CEC Décor)]] * [[Celebration (CEC Décor)|"Celebration" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Rub Token For Good Luck!" Token (CEC Décor)]] * [["Where A Kid Can Be A Kid." Token (CEC Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Restroom Ovals (Chuck & Helen) (CEC Signage)]] * [[Kitchen (CEC Signage)]] * [[Cool Chuck Logo (CEC Signage)]] * [[Restroom Directional (CEC Signage]] * [[Restroom Directional (SPT Signage]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Rockstar Logo (CEC Exterior Signage)]] === Former Store Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["M.C. Chuckie" (CD Award)]] * [["Flabby Road" (CD Award)]] * [["I've-a-Gotta-Da-Pizza" (CD Award)]] * [[Cheese Guitar (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Lights (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Planters (SPT Décor)]] * [[Reflective Stars (SPT Décor)]] * [[Red CEC Tickets (CEC Décor)]] * [[PBS Kids Proud Sponsor (CEC Décor)]] * [["Make Magic" (SPT Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Star Cap Round Logo (SPT Signage)]] * [[Show Room Signs (SPT Signage)]] * [[Checkers (SPT Signage)]] * [[Beverages (SPT Signage)]] * [[Salad Bar (SPT Signage)]] * [[Gifts & Prizes (SPT Signage)]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza" - Letters / Round Logo (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)|"Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Round Logo (C Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] == Walkarounds == The only known walkarounds they currently have is the standard Rockstar Chuck costume. It is unknown if they still have an Avenger costume in the back still, as no public footage or pictures exist of the area where it is kept. {| class="wikitable" !Head !Outfits & Suits !Accessories !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck 1993|Chuck 1993 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 1 93 (Costume Outfit)]], [[Chuck Long Fur (Costume Suit)]] |[[Chuck Long Fur Loose Legs (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Long Fur Arms (Costume Accessory)]], |Unknown/Destroyed |First walkaround the store recieved. |- |[[Chuck 1999 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 98 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Cool Chuck Hat 1 (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Head may be a conversion of the former head to 1999 standards. |- |[[Chuck 2005 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck 05 Avenger Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Avenger Hat (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed | |- |[[Chuck 2010 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Short Fur (Costume Suit)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Used up through 2013. |- |[[Chuck 2014 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Attire 1 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Short Fur Vinyl Gloves (Costume Accessory)]] |In-store | |} == Gallery == <gallery> File:85 big.jpg|Exterior in 2006 File:DurhamExt06 2.jpg|Side exterior view in 2006 File:Durham2010.jpg|Exterior in 2010 File:ExtDurham.jpg|March 2010 File:Chuck E. Cheese's Durham, NC 12-2022.jpg|Exterior in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham Ball Crawl.png|A newspaper clipping featuring a view of the ball pit area. Dated November 1994. Possibly the oldest picture of the store. File:Durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|The 1-Stage, sometime in the 90s File:Durhamrecords.png|A closer look at one of the Record Posters near the show. File:Durham Showroom 1997.png|Part of the showroom in September 1997, showing a group of teenagers and the Chuck E. walkaround. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:DurhamIntSept97.png|More of the store in September 1997, showing the store's skytubes and part of the entrance. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:Durham 90s Remodel 3.png|Alternative view of the interior during the 90s remodel. File:Chuck E. Durham Tux.jpg|Chuck E. at Durham with his Tuxedo in the early 2000s File:Durham stage.jpg|Helen, Munch, and Jasper in the early 2000s File:CEC durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|Munch, Jasper, and Pasqually in the early 2000s File:Chuck E Durham walkaround 90s-2000s.jpg|Chuck E. in a tuxedo walkaround with a Cool Chuck hat File:DurhamSept2002 LosAngelesTimes.jpg|Showroom in September 2002 File:DurhamSpring2004-01.jpg|Showroom and prop shelf. Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-02.png|The store's 1-Stage in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-03.png|Another pic of the stage, Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-04.png|The store's gameroom in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamApril06.png|A view of the store in April 2006. File:TuxChuckDurham06-07.png|The Chuck E. Cheese and Helen Henny animatronics at Durham, NC sometime in 2006 or 2007 File:Durhamstage2007.jpg|Durham's 1-stage in 2007. Barely visible, but Chuck is still sporting his tux and derby at this point! File:Spring08Durham.png|The 1-stage playing the April 2008 show File:DurhamHolidayShow.jpg|The 1-stage in the late 2000s playing the Holiday showtape. File:23669 403711356544 6955498 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:23669 403711376544 1523805 n.jpg|Chuck E. Cyberamic File:23669 403711366544 3194557 n.jpg|Helen Henny Cyberamic File:23669 403711381544 3602465 n.jpg|Mr. Munch Cyberamic File:23669 403711386544 4060425 n.jpg|Jasper T. Cyberamic File:23669 403711391544 4467728 n.jpg|Pasqually the Chef Cyberamic File:New-0953.jpg|Late 2000s File:New-0952.jpg File:23669 403711341544 2370667 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:Durham showroom 2010s.png|The stage around the late 2000s or early 2010s File:Durham 1-stage 3-2010.jpg|The stage in March 2010 File:DurhamGameroom0310.jpg|Gameroom in March 2010 File:SkytubesDurham.jpg|Skytubes in March 2010 File:Durham2010s.jpg|Games, showroom, and skytube view in 2010 File:ChuckECheese-Durham 004.jpg|Showroom and 1-Stage in March 2011 File:DurhamGameroomMarch2011.jpg|Gameroom in March 2011 File:Durham avenger 2010s.png|The stage in the early 2010s with an Avenger walkaround File:Durham later 2011.png|The stage around 2011 with Chuck E. having a bleached snout File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012.png|The stage in 2012 with a unique, short-lived element- Pasqually wearing a blue shirt. File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012 2.png|Ditto. File:DurhamApril2012.png|Stage in April 2012 File:DurhamGameroom2012.jpg|Gameroom in April 2012 File:DurhamAug2012.png|Chuck E. and Helen animatronics in August 2012 File:DurhamChuck2013.jpg|Chuck E. in early 2013 with hat File:Durham2013stage1.jpg|The whole band in 2013 File:DurhamStage2013 2.jpg|Ditto. File:Photo Jul 15, 7 29 18 PM.jpg|Mid 2010s File:Durham2015.png|Durham's 1-Stage with in 2015 File:DurhamJune2016.png|Stage in June 2016 File:DurhamShowroomApril2019.jpg|Showroom, April 2019 File:Durhamholiday19.png|The show in late 2019. File:DurhamHoliday2020.jpg|Holiday 2020 File:Durham showroom 2020.jpg|Showroom view in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Chuck-e-cheeses-interior 51001053155 o.jpg|The 1-Stage in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCOrderingCounter&PrizeCounter2021.jpg|A photo of the Ordering Counter & Prize Counter on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCBeverageArea2021.jpg|A photo of the Beverage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNC1-StageMarch2021.jpg|A photo of the 1-Stage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Durham 1-stage December 2022.jpg|The 1-Stage in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham04092023.jpg|The 1-Stage in April 2023 File:ChuckDurham06242023.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:HelenDurham06242023.jpg|Helen Henny animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:MunchDurham06242023.jpg|Mr. Munch animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:JasperDurham06242023.jpg|Jasper T. Jowls animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:PasquallyDurham06242023.jpg|Pasqually P. Pieplate animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:DurhamChuckSerial.png|The serial number of the Chuck E. cyberamic. </gallery> ==Videos== (W.I.P) {| class="wikitable" !Link !Description !Filming Date |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stc82NK174k Link] |Shows the stage in 2009 playing the 2009 birthday showtape. Currently the oldest identified footage of this location. |October 5, 2009 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZhA97fJdDg Link] |Stage footage of "Deck The Halls" |December 23, 2013 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89W9GzD3MjA Link] |Store video footage including show footage playing the birthday show |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSlcqqYt-mg Link] |Photo gallery of store including games and the show during a birthday party |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvOFcthS8g4 Link] |Stage footage including the birthday show |October 4, 2015 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6R-oXk2tvc Link] |Various footage of the store and the stage itself |May 14, 2017 |- |[https://youtu.be/DESV-jmBlHU Link] |"Birthday Star Spectacular" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage |March 3, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0poSXqLTmQ Link] |Tour of the store and 1-stage in August 2021 |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaI8fzTLiLM Link] |"Let's Be Friends" being played on the show in August 2021. |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.tiktok.com/@whatthechuck/video/7133242455386000686 Link] |"Finding Mr. Munch’s air leak🍕" The tech of the store fixing an air leak in the Munch animatronic. |August 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdVF93EeWnE Link] |"Chuck E. Cheese’s Durham, NC Store Tour 2022" Store tour taken in November 2022. |November 26, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R39bKixsAD0 Link] |Stage performing "The Holiday Party" in December 2022 |December 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU7oJOMAxHQ Link] |Footage of the 1-stage while it was aired down. |March 5, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3ywsmfLUTk Link] |"Lend a Helping Hand - CEC Durham, NC" Shows the 1-Stage's condition in April 2023. |April 9, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj8T3FbzjhI Link] |Footage of the show performing "Let's Have a Party." Note Chuck E's broken eye. |May 7, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t68vePJdhbE Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVFPtWEt_0Y&t=21s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58tzE3QWhy0 Link] |Non programmed footage of "Out of This World" being played at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ENH00olEec Link] |The 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the Durham location. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_0j2SUVAV0&t=25s Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGm38f2TMSg&t=97s Link] |Footage of "Most Perfect Day" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL6mXc_kU3w&t=7s Link] |Footage of "Sparkles" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffs5Y2UN4Zg Link] |Footage of "Do, Re, Mi" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph2jIcS4HXs Link] |Store tour taken in August 2023 |August 1, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUmFK7pOZlI Link] |Footage of the show stuck in random mode. |August 20, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1OLgSwC130&t=39s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show performed at the Durham store shortly before being discontinued. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9AM5IXWv5E Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics being powered off. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_o21YX2tSQ&t=3s Link] |Non programmed of "Game On!" being played at the Durham location. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44QHfKYS5Gw Link] |On-stage close-up of the Durham Cyberamics. |January 27, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfRVTHR9co4 Link] |Overview of the stage fully aired down. |January 28, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyoqU0dw840 Link] |The show operating, although in a broken state due to their Navori issue. |February 10, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being played correctly on the 1-Stage at Durham. All characters except Chuck E. are aired up during this performance. |June 8, 2024 |} == References and Sources == 0c7bc974abc3369c7c1382ab07ce83fb27a9a213 433 431 2024-08-10T01:00:42Z Saan1ty 18 tabber test wikitext text/x-wiki {{Generic|desc=The current exterior as of June 24, 2023.|image=DurhamExt06242023.jpg}} '''''3724 Mayfair St, Store #380''''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location in Durham, North Carolina. The store opened on March 7, 1994, with a [[1-Stage]]. It is the last Mini Unit variant of the 1-stage, and also the last location to have a full exterior with original 90s checkers. It is also the last CEC location in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Triangle Triangle] to have animatronics, after the [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capital Blvd)|Capital Blvd]] location in Raleigh removed their [[Concept Unification Stage|3-Stage]] for the [[CEC 2018 2.0 Remodel Program|2.0 remodel]] on August 31, 2022. == History == Durham opened on March 7, 1994, as one of two North Carolina locations with a Cyberamic Munch's Make-Believe Band Stage (the other was [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] which opened in November 1991 with a Road Stage). They opened with the now unique prototype version of the 1-Stage called the Mini Unit, which is smaller than the average 1-Stage, and has a unique ceiling valance, only installed in [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)|just]] [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)|four]] [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)|other]] [[El Paso, TX (710 Sunland Park Dr)|locations]] between 1992 and 1994 as a test stage for smaller stores. Durham is the last Cyberamic show in the Carolinas, and the entire Southeast region as a whole. <tabber> <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= These are most of the games currently at use within the store. Big Win Super Spin Gum Drop Alley Roller Classic (Skee Ball) Down the Clown Cruisin' Blast Frogger Luigi's Mansion Arcade NBA Hoop Troop NBA Hoops Jett Rider Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Hammer 2 Chuck E. Cheese's Boulder's Dozer's Bop 2 Win Chuck E. Cheese's Sketch Book Pop The Lock Sonic Spinner Crank It! Spinner Frenzy Super Monkey Ball Ticket Blitz Wonderland Crazy Tower The Sideshow Water Blast Rescue Helicopter NFL Two-Minute Drill Chuck E. Cheese's Photo Ride Rescue Hero Popcorn Harpoon Lagoon Hat Trick Winner's Wheel |-|Walkaround Characters= {| class="wikitable" !Head !Outfits & Suits !Accessories !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck 1993|Chuck 1993 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 1 93 (Costume Outfit)]], [[Chuck Long Fur (Costume Suit)]] |[[Chuck Long Fur Loose Legs (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Long Fur Arms (Costume Accessory)]], |Unknown/Destroyed |First walkaround the store recieved. |- |[[Chuck 1999 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 98 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Cool Chuck Hat 1 (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Head may be a conversion of the former head to 1999 standards. |- |[[Chuck 2005 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck 05 Avenger Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Avenger Hat (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed | |- |[[Chuck 2010 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Short Fur (Costume Suit)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Used up through 2013. |- |[[Chuck 2014 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Attire 1 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Short Fur Vinyl Gloves (Costume Accessory)]] |In-store | |} |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" !Stage !Installed !Removed !Notes |- |[[1-Stage]] |March 1994 |Still in use |Last of five Mini Unit 1-Stages ever installed. Last Cyberamic stage in the Southeast region. |} {| class="wikitable" !Animatronic !Serial No. !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck E Cheese (Cyberamic)|Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] |2030 |In-store |Eyelids are stuck at the top |- |[[Guest Star / Helen Henny (Cyberamic)|Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Missing eyelids |- |[[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Low mouth flows |- |[[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Eyelids stay up during shows. |- |[[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Arms barely work |- |[[Wink (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Operational |} </tabber> === Opening === [[File:CECDurhamHeraldSunAd.png|thumb|298x298px|Durham's Opening Advertisement]] Due to advertisements using the March 2nd date less than 10 days until the store was slated to opened, it is believed Durham may have had a "soft opening" on the 2nd and grand opening on the 7th, or that the date was delayed at the last minute. March 7th would make more sense as the opening date anyways, due to it being a Monday, and that most stores at that time typically opened on a Monday. The store opened up in the Beacon Ridge Plaza shopping center, with most businesses of the plaza being located in a shopping center across the street. While little is known about the plaza, and no remnants of it by name exist, we know the Chuck E. Cheese was part of it due to numerous advertisements in newspaper articles using the plaza name associated with the store, and public property records.<ref>https://taxcama.dconc.gov/camapwa/PropertySummary.aspx?PARCELPK=20584&pageIndex=0</ref> Throughout the years, the plaza would become less active and lose more of the businesses that occupied the space. Starting in the late 2000s/early 2010s, half of the plaza was torn down, with the rest following soon after in 2016. The lots across the street would remain vacant and used as parking occasionally until around 2019, when a new complex, University Hill, with retail and apartments, was built. It is still active and standing to this day. === 1990s === Durham would open up with the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]], which was the standard for the time. Inside, the store would have the standard 90s decor, such as the CD Award parody posters, sports magazines, and planters. The store either opened up or received shortly after the [[Phase 1 (1994)|Phase 1]] games package. With the pictures we have, we can tell a good amount of how the store would have looked. It is safe to assume it had a layout nearly identical other later Mini Unit 1-Stage stores, bearing close resemblance to El Paso before expansion.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgc6abiW2fE</ref> In the later half of 1994, the store would receive the sky crawl, (an early version of the Skytubes) with installation plans for it dated from August 1994. In the mid/late 90s, Durham would receive updated signage for the exterior featuring the thumbs-up Chuck art with the star cap and would also receive larger awnings which covered the checkers. In the late 90s, the store would receive the [[Phase 2 (1997)|Phase 2]] games package. At an unknown point after 1998, the main sign above the entrance was switched out with the updated C-cap version for an unknown reason. === 2000s === Durham would stay mostly unchanged in the early 2000s, likely receiving the standard [[Phase 3 (2000)|Phase 3]] games package. This would change in late 2005, most likely September, when the store remodeled to the [[CEC 2005 Remodel Program]], which included drastically changing the store's layout (moving the prize counter, changing the entrance to be on the side), removal of showroom walls and expanding the showroom area, all major 90s decor pieces, and painting certain walls purple. Surprisingly, they would keep the dim lighting and Coach signage on the exterior. The stage would not change much after the remodel, except by 2008, Chuck's tuxedo and derby would be removed for the full Avenger outfit and cap. === 2010s === The store would receive many changes during the 2010s as the company transitioned from the Avenger to Rockstar era. [[File:DurhamJasperRot.png|thumb|Jasper's original mask shortly before removal]] Starting in the early 2010s and spanning the end of the decade, the stage itself would receive many changes, removing many of its original aspects. Character cosmetics would be some of the first parts to be changed. The first of the 1993 masks to be removed was Chuck's, after it became bleached for an unknown reason in 2011. Coming shortly after or around the same time, Pasqually's mask was also replaced. For a brief period in 2012, Pasqually wore a blue shirt instead of his typical red plaid pattern, but this change would seemingly be short-lived. Between February to May 2017, more of the original elements would get replaced. First, Jasper's shirt would be replaced with the new larger "cow print" version. Helen's original mask would be replaced not long after, although the exact reason for removal is unknown, as the most recent pictures showing the mask appeared to be in decent condition. The next mask to be replaced was Jasper's, which in a photo shows the foam around the eyes was beginning to rot. Around 2010-2011, the television above Munch was removed, leaving the two side TVs. In 2012, the curtains were removed. In September 2013, Durham received the 2013 Update and hat removal signage and removed the awnings to reveal the checkers underneath them. You can still see slight fade from where the old "Chuck E. Cheese's" text was when it was centered on the sides of the building before 2013. Also, around the same time, the Munch's Make-Believe Band sign was modified to be purple where it was previously pink and was placed directly above Munch. Around this time also, they replaced their CRTs with flat screens and removed the televisions outside the showroom area. The skytubes would be removed by the late 2010s. === 2020s/Present Day === In more recent years, the show has been decreasing in condition, with every character having some movement or cosmetic issues. In recent years, the show's condition has fluctuated, with various things getting broken and fixed, such as Munch's flows being messed up over time. In April 2023, Chuck's eye weld broke, leading the eyes to not move, and one eye becoming off center from the other. This has since been fixed. Beginning in late April, the store would start installing brighter LED lights throughout the store, starting in the showroom, causing the store to no longer have dim lighting. ==== Eyelids ==== One of the things which has made Durham infamous within the community is the fact that Helen doesn't have eyelids. The exact reason why this happened is unknown, although speculations included the eyelids were removed due to scratching the irises, or that the eyelids fell backwards/the part which holds them in place broke, causing them to be removed entirely. Sometime in March 2021, Chuck E.'s right eyelid would break. By July 2021, both of Helen's eyelids would be gone, and at some point, after that, Chuck's other eyelid would break too, causing Chuck E. and Helen to both appear to have no eyelids by late 2021 or early 2022, although Chuck E. still has his eyelids, inoperative and stuck up. ==== Current State ==== Just like nearly all other stores by then, Durham received the new Navori system in June 2023. Unfortunately, due to technical issues during the transition from the DVD Player to Navori (confirmed on a video by an employee of Raleigh visiting the store<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boeES1s8FWE</ref>), the animatronics would be stuck in random mode or even aired down. On only a few known occasions, the show has operated correctly, but the majority of the time since June 2023, the show had been in random movements or aired down. On June 8, 2024<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E</ref>, the show would be seen operating correctly again, with the Navori issue seemingly fixed. In late May 2024, the game room would be rearranged in preparation for trampolines. The store installed their trampolines in early June 2024. As of June 2024, Durham still has the 1-Stage, 2005 Update (with the 90s bathrooms), 90s remodel checkers on the exterior, and 2013 Rockstar signage. == Stages and Animatronics == {| class="wikitable" !Stage !Installed !Removed !Notes |- |[[1-Stage]] |March 1994 |Still in use |Last of five Mini Unit 1-Stages ever installed. Last Cyberamic stage in the Southeast region. |} Durham opened up with a Mini Unit 1-Stage, and was the last of its kind, sporting the finalized stage appearance, albeit condensed, with the characters being mere inches away from each other. {| class="wikitable" !Animatronic !Serial No. !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck E Cheese (Cyberamic)|Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] |2030 |In-store |Eyelids are stuck at the top |- |[[Guest Star / Helen Henny (Cyberamic)|Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Missing eyelids |- |[[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Low mouth flows |- |[[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Eyelids stay up during shows. |- |[[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Arms barely work |- |[[Wink (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Operational |} == Arcade Machines == These are most of the games currently at use within the store. * [[Big Win Super Spin]] * Gum Drop * Alley Roller Classic (Skee Ball) * Down the Clown * Cruisin' Blast * Frogger * Luigi's Mansion Arcade * NBA Hoop Troop * NBA Hoops * [[Jett Rider]] * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles * [[Hammer 2]] * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Boulder's Dozer's]] * Bop 2 Win * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Sketch Book]] * Pop The Lock * Sonic Spinner * Crank It! * Spinner Frenzy * Super Monkey Ball Ticket Blitz * Wonderland * Crazy Tower * The Sideshow * Water Blast * Rescue Helicopter * NFL Two-Minute Drill * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Photo Ride]] * Rescue Hero * Popcorn * Harpoon Lagoon * Hat Trick * Winner's Wheel == Store Fixtures == === Current Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["Ambassador of Fun" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Grand Marshal of Games" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Titan of Tokens" (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Tri (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Quad (CEC Décor)]] * [[Chuck E. (1999 Portrait)]] * [["Friends" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Laughs" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Play" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Smiles" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Winning" (CEC Décor)]] * [[Celebration (CEC Décor)|"Celebration" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Rub Token For Good Luck!" Token (CEC Décor)]] * [["Where A Kid Can Be A Kid." Token (CEC Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Restroom Ovals (Chuck & Helen) (CEC Signage)]] * [[Kitchen (CEC Signage)]] * [[Cool Chuck Logo (CEC Signage)]] * [[Restroom Directional (CEC Signage]] * [[Restroom Directional (SPT Signage]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Rockstar Logo (CEC Exterior Signage)]] === Former Store Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["M.C. Chuckie" (CD Award)]] * [["Flabby Road" (CD Award)]] * [["I've-a-Gotta-Da-Pizza" (CD Award)]] * [[Cheese Guitar (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Lights (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Planters (SPT Décor)]] * [[Reflective Stars (SPT Décor)]] * [[Red CEC Tickets (CEC Décor)]] * [[PBS Kids Proud Sponsor (CEC Décor)]] * [["Make Magic" (SPT Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Star Cap Round Logo (SPT Signage)]] * [[Show Room Signs (SPT Signage)]] * [[Checkers (SPT Signage)]] * [[Beverages (SPT Signage)]] * [[Salad Bar (SPT Signage)]] * [[Gifts & Prizes (SPT Signage)]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza" - Letters / Round Logo (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)|"Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Round Logo (C Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] == Walkarounds == The only known walkarounds they currently have is the standard Rockstar Chuck costume. It is unknown if they still have an Avenger costume in the back still, as no public footage or pictures exist of the area where it is kept. {| class="wikitable" !Head !Outfits & Suits !Accessories !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck 1993|Chuck 1993 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 1 93 (Costume Outfit)]], [[Chuck Long Fur (Costume Suit)]] |[[Chuck Long Fur Loose Legs (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Long Fur Arms (Costume Accessory)]], |Unknown/Destroyed |First walkaround the store recieved. |- |[[Chuck 1999 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 98 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Cool Chuck Hat 1 (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Head may be a conversion of the former head to 1999 standards. |- |[[Chuck 2005 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck 05 Avenger Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Avenger Hat (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed | |- |[[Chuck 2010 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Short Fur (Costume Suit)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Used up through 2013. |- |[[Chuck 2014 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Attire 1 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Short Fur Vinyl Gloves (Costume Accessory)]] |In-store | |} == Gallery == <gallery> File:85 big.jpg|Exterior in 2006 File:DurhamExt06 2.jpg|Side exterior view in 2006 File:Durham2010.jpg|Exterior in 2010 File:ExtDurham.jpg|March 2010 File:Chuck E. Cheese's Durham, NC 12-2022.jpg|Exterior in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham Ball Crawl.png|A newspaper clipping featuring a view of the ball pit area. Dated November 1994. Possibly the oldest picture of the store. File:Durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|The 1-Stage, sometime in the 90s File:Durhamrecords.png|A closer look at one of the Record Posters near the show. File:Durham Showroom 1997.png|Part of the showroom in September 1997, showing a group of teenagers and the Chuck E. walkaround. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:DurhamIntSept97.png|More of the store in September 1997, showing the store's skytubes and part of the entrance. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:Durham 90s Remodel 3.png|Alternative view of the interior during the 90s remodel. File:Chuck E. Durham Tux.jpg|Chuck E. at Durham with his Tuxedo in the early 2000s File:Durham stage.jpg|Helen, Munch, and Jasper in the early 2000s File:CEC durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|Munch, Jasper, and Pasqually in the early 2000s File:Chuck E Durham walkaround 90s-2000s.jpg|Chuck E. in a tuxedo walkaround with a Cool Chuck hat File:DurhamSept2002 LosAngelesTimes.jpg|Showroom in September 2002 File:DurhamSpring2004-01.jpg|Showroom and prop shelf. Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-02.png|The store's 1-Stage in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-03.png|Another pic of the stage, Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-04.png|The store's gameroom in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamApril06.png|A view of the store in April 2006. File:TuxChuckDurham06-07.png|The Chuck E. Cheese and Helen Henny animatronics at Durham, NC sometime in 2006 or 2007 File:Durhamstage2007.jpg|Durham's 1-stage in 2007. Barely visible, but Chuck is still sporting his tux and derby at this point! File:Spring08Durham.png|The 1-stage playing the April 2008 show File:DurhamHolidayShow.jpg|The 1-stage in the late 2000s playing the Holiday showtape. File:23669 403711356544 6955498 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:23669 403711376544 1523805 n.jpg|Chuck E. Cyberamic File:23669 403711366544 3194557 n.jpg|Helen Henny Cyberamic File:23669 403711381544 3602465 n.jpg|Mr. Munch Cyberamic File:23669 403711386544 4060425 n.jpg|Jasper T. Cyberamic File:23669 403711391544 4467728 n.jpg|Pasqually the Chef Cyberamic File:New-0953.jpg|Late 2000s File:New-0952.jpg File:23669 403711341544 2370667 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:Durham showroom 2010s.png|The stage around the late 2000s or early 2010s File:Durham 1-stage 3-2010.jpg|The stage in March 2010 File:DurhamGameroom0310.jpg|Gameroom in March 2010 File:SkytubesDurham.jpg|Skytubes in March 2010 File:Durham2010s.jpg|Games, showroom, and skytube view in 2010 File:ChuckECheese-Durham 004.jpg|Showroom and 1-Stage in March 2011 File:DurhamGameroomMarch2011.jpg|Gameroom in March 2011 File:Durham avenger 2010s.png|The stage in the early 2010s with an Avenger walkaround File:Durham later 2011.png|The stage around 2011 with Chuck E. having a bleached snout File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012.png|The stage in 2012 with a unique, short-lived element- Pasqually wearing a blue shirt. File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012 2.png|Ditto. File:DurhamApril2012.png|Stage in April 2012 File:DurhamGameroom2012.jpg|Gameroom in April 2012 File:DurhamAug2012.png|Chuck E. and Helen animatronics in August 2012 File:DurhamChuck2013.jpg|Chuck E. in early 2013 with hat File:Durham2013stage1.jpg|The whole band in 2013 File:DurhamStage2013 2.jpg|Ditto. File:Photo Jul 15, 7 29 18 PM.jpg|Mid 2010s File:Durham2015.png|Durham's 1-Stage with in 2015 File:DurhamJune2016.png|Stage in June 2016 File:DurhamShowroomApril2019.jpg|Showroom, April 2019 File:Durhamholiday19.png|The show in late 2019. File:DurhamHoliday2020.jpg|Holiday 2020 File:Durham showroom 2020.jpg|Showroom view in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Chuck-e-cheeses-interior 51001053155 o.jpg|The 1-Stage in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCOrderingCounter&PrizeCounter2021.jpg|A photo of the Ordering Counter & Prize Counter on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCBeverageArea2021.jpg|A photo of the Beverage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNC1-StageMarch2021.jpg|A photo of the 1-Stage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Durham 1-stage December 2022.jpg|The 1-Stage in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham04092023.jpg|The 1-Stage in April 2023 File:ChuckDurham06242023.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:HelenDurham06242023.jpg|Helen Henny animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:MunchDurham06242023.jpg|Mr. Munch animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:JasperDurham06242023.jpg|Jasper T. Jowls animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:PasquallyDurham06242023.jpg|Pasqually P. Pieplate animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:DurhamChuckSerial.png|The serial number of the Chuck E. cyberamic. </gallery> ==Videos== (W.I.P) {| class="wikitable" !Link !Description !Filming Date |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stc82NK174k Link] |Shows the stage in 2009 playing the 2009 birthday showtape. Currently the oldest identified footage of this location. |October 5, 2009 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZhA97fJdDg Link] |Stage footage of "Deck The Halls" |December 23, 2013 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89W9GzD3MjA Link] |Store video footage including show footage playing the birthday show |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSlcqqYt-mg Link] |Photo gallery of store including games and the show during a birthday party |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvOFcthS8g4 Link] |Stage footage including the birthday show |October 4, 2015 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6R-oXk2tvc Link] |Various footage of the store and the stage itself |May 14, 2017 |- |[https://youtu.be/DESV-jmBlHU Link] |"Birthday Star Spectacular" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage |March 3, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0poSXqLTmQ Link] |Tour of the store and 1-stage in August 2021 |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaI8fzTLiLM Link] |"Let's Be Friends" being played on the show in August 2021. |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.tiktok.com/@whatthechuck/video/7133242455386000686 Link] |"Finding Mr. Munch’s air leak🍕" The tech of the store fixing an air leak in the Munch animatronic. |August 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdVF93EeWnE Link] |"Chuck E. Cheese’s Durham, NC Store Tour 2022" Store tour taken in November 2022. |November 26, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R39bKixsAD0 Link] |Stage performing "The Holiday Party" in December 2022 |December 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU7oJOMAxHQ Link] |Footage of the 1-stage while it was aired down. |March 5, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3ywsmfLUTk Link] |"Lend a Helping Hand - CEC Durham, NC" Shows the 1-Stage's condition in April 2023. |April 9, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj8T3FbzjhI Link] |Footage of the show performing "Let's Have a Party." Note Chuck E's broken eye. |May 7, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t68vePJdhbE Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVFPtWEt_0Y&t=21s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58tzE3QWhy0 Link] |Non programmed footage of "Out of This World" being played at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ENH00olEec Link] |The 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the Durham location. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_0j2SUVAV0&t=25s Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGm38f2TMSg&t=97s Link] |Footage of "Most Perfect Day" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL6mXc_kU3w&t=7s Link] |Footage of "Sparkles" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffs5Y2UN4Zg Link] |Footage of "Do, Re, Mi" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph2jIcS4HXs Link] |Store tour taken in August 2023 |August 1, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUmFK7pOZlI Link] |Footage of the show stuck in random mode. |August 20, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1OLgSwC130&t=39s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show performed at the Durham store shortly before being discontinued. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9AM5IXWv5E Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics being powered off. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_o21YX2tSQ&t=3s Link] |Non programmed of "Game On!" being played at the Durham location. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44QHfKYS5Gw Link] |On-stage close-up of the Durham Cyberamics. |January 27, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfRVTHR9co4 Link] |Overview of the stage fully aired down. |January 28, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyoqU0dw840 Link] |The show operating, although in a broken state due to their Navori issue. |February 10, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being played correctly on the 1-Stage at Durham. All characters except Chuck E. are aired up during this performance. |June 8, 2024 |} == References and Sources == d492549dd4c315272fbca854a9588d90d637d813 434 433 2024-08-10T01:06:33Z Saan1ty 18 Standardization yay! wikitext text/x-wiki {{Generic|desc=The current exterior as of June 24, 2023.|image=DurhamExt06242023.jpg}} '''''3724 Mayfair St, Store #380''''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location in Durham, North Carolina. The store opened on March 7, 1994, with a [[1-Stage]]. It is the last Mini Unit variant of the 1-stage, and also the last location to have a full exterior with original 90s checkers. It is also the last CEC location in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Triangle Triangle] to have animatronics, after the [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capital Blvd)|Capital Blvd]] location in Raleigh removed their [[Concept Unification Stage|3-Stage]] for the [[CEC 2018 2.0 Remodel Program|2.0 remodel]] on August 31, 2022. == History == Durham opened on March 7, 1994, as one of two North Carolina locations with a Cyberamic Munch's Make-Believe Band Stage (the other was [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] which opened in November 1991 with a Road Stage). They opened with the now unique prototype version of the 1-Stage called the Mini Unit, which is smaller than the average 1-Stage, and has a unique ceiling valance, only installed in [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)|just]] [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)|four]] [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)|other]] [[El Paso, TX (710 Sunland Park Dr)|locations]] between 1992 and 1994 as a test stage for smaller stores. Durham is the last Cyberamic show in the Carolinas, and the entire Southeast region as a whole. === Opening === [[File:CECDurhamHeraldSunAd.png|thumb|298x298px|Durham's Opening Advertisement]] Due to advertisements using the March 2nd date less than 10 days until the store was slated to opened, it is believed Durham may have had a "soft opening" on the 2nd and grand opening on the 7th, or that the date was delayed at the last minute. March 7th would make more sense as the opening date anyways, due to it being a Monday, and that most stores at that time typically opened on a Monday. The store opened up in the Beacon Ridge Plaza shopping center, with most businesses of the plaza being located in a shopping center across the street. While little is known about the plaza, and no remnants of it by name exist, we know the Chuck E. Cheese was part of it due to numerous advertisements in newspaper articles using the plaza name associated with the store, and public property records.<ref>https://taxcama.dconc.gov/camapwa/PropertySummary.aspx?PARCELPK=20584&pageIndex=0</ref> Throughout the years, the plaza would become less active and lose more of the businesses that occupied the space. Starting in the late 2000s/early 2010s, half of the plaza was torn down, with the rest following soon after in 2016. The lots across the street would remain vacant and used as parking occasionally until around 2019, when a new complex, University Hill, with retail and apartments, was built. It is still active and standing to this day. === 1990s === Durham would open up with the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]], which was the standard for the time. Inside, the store would have the standard 90s decor, such as the CD Award parody posters, sports magazines, and planters. The store either opened up or received shortly after the [[Phase 1 (1994)|Phase 1]] games package. With the pictures we have, we can tell a good amount of how the store would have looked. It is safe to assume it had a layout nearly identical other later Mini Unit 1-Stage stores, bearing close resemblance to El Paso before expansion.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgc6abiW2fE</ref> In the later half of 1994, the store would receive the sky crawl, (an early version of the Skytubes) with installation plans for it dated from August 1994. In the mid/late 90s, Durham would receive updated signage for the exterior featuring the thumbs-up Chuck art with the star cap and would also receive larger awnings which covered the checkers. In the late 90s, the store would receive the [[Phase 2 (1997)|Phase 2]] games package. At an unknown point after 1998, the main sign above the entrance was switched out with the updated C-cap version for an unknown reason. === 2000s === Durham would stay mostly unchanged in the early 2000s, likely receiving the standard [[Phase 3 (2000)|Phase 3]] games package. This would change in late 2005, most likely September, when the store remodeled to the [[CEC 2005 Remodel Program]], which included drastically changing the store's layout (moving the prize counter, changing the entrance to be on the side), removal of showroom walls and expanding the showroom area, all major 90s decor pieces, and painting certain walls purple. Surprisingly, they would keep the dim lighting and Coach signage on the exterior. The stage would not change much after the remodel, except by 2008, Chuck's tuxedo and derby would be removed for the full Avenger outfit and cap. === 2010s === The store would receive many changes during the 2010s as the company transitioned from the Avenger to Rockstar era. [[File:DurhamJasperRot.png|thumb|Jasper's original mask shortly before removal]] Starting in the early 2010s and spanning the end of the decade, the stage itself would receive many changes, removing many of its original aspects. Character cosmetics would be some of the first parts to be changed. The first of the 1993 masks to be removed was Chuck's, after it became bleached for an unknown reason in 2011. Coming shortly after or around the same time, Pasqually's mask was also replaced. For a brief period in 2012, Pasqually wore a blue shirt instead of his typical red plaid pattern, but this change would seemingly be short-lived. Between February to May 2017, more of the original elements would get replaced. First, Jasper's shirt would be replaced with the new larger "cow print" version. Helen's original mask would be replaced not long after, although the exact reason for removal is unknown, as the most recent pictures showing the mask appeared to be in decent condition. The next mask to be replaced was Jasper's, which in a photo shows the foam around the eyes was beginning to rot. Around 2010-2011, the television above Munch was removed, leaving the two side TVs. In 2012, the curtains were removed. In September 2013, Durham received the 2013 Update and hat removal signage and removed the awnings to reveal the checkers underneath them. You can still see slight fade from where the old "Chuck E. Cheese's" text was when it was centered on the sides of the building before 2013. Also, around the same time, the Munch's Make-Believe Band sign was modified to be purple where it was previously pink and was placed directly above Munch. Around this time also, they replaced their CRTs with flat screens and removed the televisions outside the showroom area. The skytubes would be removed by the late 2010s. === 2020s/Present Day === In more recent years, the show has been decreasing in condition, with every character having some movement or cosmetic issues. In recent years, the show's condition has fluctuated, with various things getting broken and fixed, such as Munch's flows being messed up over time. In April 2023, Chuck's eye weld broke, leading the eyes to not move, and one eye becoming off center from the other. This has since been fixed. Beginning in late April, the store would start installing brighter LED lights throughout the store, starting in the showroom, causing the store to no longer have dim lighting. ==== Eyelids ==== One of the things which has made Durham infamous within the community is the fact that Helen doesn't have eyelids. The exact reason why this happened is unknown, although speculations included the eyelids were removed due to scratching the irises, or that the eyelids fell backwards/the part which holds them in place broke, causing them to be removed entirely. Sometime in March 2021, Chuck E.'s right eyelid would break. By July 2021, both of Helen's eyelids would be gone, and at some point, after that, Chuck's other eyelid would break too, causing Chuck E. and Helen to both appear to have no eyelids by late 2021 or early 2022, although Chuck E. still has his eyelids, inoperative and stuck up. ==== Current State ==== Just like nearly all other stores by then, Durham received the new Navori system in June 2023. Unfortunately, due to technical issues during the transition from the DVD Player to Navori (confirmed on a video by an employee of Raleigh visiting the store<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boeES1s8FWE</ref>), the animatronics would be stuck in random mode or even aired down. On only a few known occasions, the show has operated correctly, but the majority of the time since June 2023, the show had been in random movements or aired down. On June 8, 2024<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E</ref>, the show would be seen operating correctly again, with the Navori issue seemingly fixed. In late May 2024, the game room would be rearranged in preparation for trampolines. The store installed their trampolines in early June 2024. As of June 2024, Durham still has the 1-Stage, 2005 Update (with the 90s bathrooms), 90s remodel checkers on the exterior, and 2013 Rockstar signage. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= These are all of the currently identified games at this store. * [[Big Win Super Spin]] * Gum Drop * Alley Roller Classic (Skee Ball) * Down the Clown * Cruisin' Blast * Frogger * Luigi's Mansion Arcade * NBA Hoop Troop * NBA Hoops * [[Jett Rider]] * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles * [[Hammer 2]] * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Boulder's Dozer's]] * Bop 2 Win * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Sketch Book]] * Pop The Lock * Sonic Spinner * Crank It! * Spinner Frenzy * Super Monkey Ball Ticket Blitz * Wonderland * Crazy Tower * The Sideshow * Water Blast * Rescue Helicopter * NFL Two-Minute Drill * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Photo Ride]] * Rescue Hero * Popcorn * Harpoon Lagoon * Hat Trick * Winner's Wheel |-|Walkaround Characters= {| class="wikitable" !Head !Outfits & Suits !Accessories !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck 1993|Chuck 1993 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 1 93 (Costume Outfit)]], [[Chuck Long Fur (Costume Suit)]] |[[Chuck Long Fur Loose Legs (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Long Fur Arms (Costume Accessory)]], |Unknown/Destroyed |First walkaround the store recieved. |- |[[Chuck 1999 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 98 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Cool Chuck Hat 1 (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Head may be a conversion of the former head to 1999 standards. |- |[[Chuck 2005 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck 05 Avenger Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Avenger Hat (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed | |- |[[Chuck 2010 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Short Fur (Costume Suit)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Used up through 2013. |- |[[Chuck 2014 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Attire 1 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Short Fur Vinyl Gloves (Costume Accessory)]] |In-store | |} |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" !Stage !Installed !Removed !Notes |- |[[1-Stage]] |March 1994 |Still in use |Last of five Mini Unit 1-Stages ever installed. Last Cyberamic stage in the Southeast region. |} {| class="wikitable" !Animatronic !Serial No. !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck E Cheese (Cyberamic)|Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] |2030 |In-store |Eyelids are stuck at the top |- |[[Guest Star / Helen Henny (Cyberamic)|Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Missing eyelids |- |[[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Low mouth flows |- |[[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Eyelids stay up during shows. |- |[[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Arms barely work |- |[[Wink (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Operational |} |-|Store Fixtures == Store Fixtures == === Current Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["Ambassador of Fun" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Grand Marshal of Games" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Titan of Tokens" (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Tri (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Quad (CEC Décor)]] * [[Chuck E. (1999 Portrait)]] * [["Friends" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Laughs" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Play" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Smiles" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Winning" (CEC Décor)]] * [[Celebration (CEC Décor)|"Celebration" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Rub Token For Good Luck!" Token (CEC Décor)]] * [["Where A Kid Can Be A Kid." Token (CEC Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Restroom Ovals (Chuck & Helen) (CEC Signage)]] * [[Kitchen (CEC Signage)]] * [[Cool Chuck Logo (CEC Signage)]] * [[Restroom Directional (CEC Signage]] * [[Restroom Directional (SPT Signage]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Rockstar Logo (CEC Exterior Signage)]] === Former Store Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["M.C. Chuckie" (CD Award)]] * [["Flabby Road" (CD Award)]] * [["I've-a-Gotta-Da-Pizza" (CD Award)]] * [[Cheese Guitar (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Lights (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Planters (SPT Décor)]] * [[Reflective Stars (SPT Décor)]] * [[Red CEC Tickets (CEC Décor)]] * [[PBS Kids Proud Sponsor (CEC Décor)]] * [["Make Magic" (SPT Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Star Cap Round Logo (SPT Signage)]] * [[Show Room Signs (SPT Signage)]] * [[Checkers (SPT Signage)]] * [[Beverages (SPT Signage)]] * [[Salad Bar (SPT Signage)]] * [[Gifts & Prizes (SPT Signage)]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza" - Letters / Round Logo (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)|"Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Round Logo (C Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] </tabber> == Gallery == <gallery> File:85 big.jpg|Exterior in 2006 File:DurhamExt06 2.jpg|Side exterior view in 2006 File:Durham2010.jpg|Exterior in 2010 File:ExtDurham.jpg|March 2010 File:Chuck E. Cheese's Durham, NC 12-2022.jpg|Exterior in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham Ball Crawl.png|A newspaper clipping featuring a view of the ball pit area. Dated November 1994. Possibly the oldest picture of the store. File:Durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|The 1-Stage, sometime in the 90s File:Durhamrecords.png|A closer look at one of the Record Posters near the show. File:Durham Showroom 1997.png|Part of the showroom in September 1997, showing a group of teenagers and the Chuck E. walkaround. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:DurhamIntSept97.png|More of the store in September 1997, showing the store's skytubes and part of the entrance. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:Durham 90s Remodel 3.png|Alternative view of the interior during the 90s remodel. File:Chuck E. Durham Tux.jpg|Chuck E. at Durham with his Tuxedo in the early 2000s File:Durham stage.jpg|Helen, Munch, and Jasper in the early 2000s File:CEC durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|Munch, Jasper, and Pasqually in the early 2000s File:Chuck E Durham walkaround 90s-2000s.jpg|Chuck E. in a tuxedo walkaround with a Cool Chuck hat File:DurhamSept2002 LosAngelesTimes.jpg|Showroom in September 2002 File:DurhamSpring2004-01.jpg|Showroom and prop shelf. Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-02.png|The store's 1-Stage in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-03.png|Another pic of the stage, Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-04.png|The store's gameroom in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamApril06.png|A view of the store in April 2006. File:TuxChuckDurham06-07.png|The Chuck E. Cheese and Helen Henny animatronics at Durham, NC sometime in 2006 or 2007 File:Durhamstage2007.jpg|Durham's 1-stage in 2007. Barely visible, but Chuck is still sporting his tux and derby at this point! File:Spring08Durham.png|The 1-stage playing the April 2008 show File:DurhamHolidayShow.jpg|The 1-stage in the late 2000s playing the Holiday showtape. File:23669 403711356544 6955498 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:23669 403711376544 1523805 n.jpg|Chuck E. Cyberamic File:23669 403711366544 3194557 n.jpg|Helen Henny Cyberamic File:23669 403711381544 3602465 n.jpg|Mr. Munch Cyberamic File:23669 403711386544 4060425 n.jpg|Jasper T. Cyberamic File:23669 403711391544 4467728 n.jpg|Pasqually the Chef Cyberamic File:New-0953.jpg|Late 2000s File:New-0952.jpg File:23669 403711341544 2370667 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:Durham showroom 2010s.png|The stage around the late 2000s or early 2010s File:Durham 1-stage 3-2010.jpg|The stage in March 2010 File:DurhamGameroom0310.jpg|Gameroom in March 2010 File:SkytubesDurham.jpg|Skytubes in March 2010 File:Durham2010s.jpg|Games, showroom, and skytube view in 2010 File:ChuckECheese-Durham 004.jpg|Showroom and 1-Stage in March 2011 File:DurhamGameroomMarch2011.jpg|Gameroom in March 2011 File:Durham avenger 2010s.png|The stage in the early 2010s with an Avenger walkaround File:Durham later 2011.png|The stage around 2011 with Chuck E. having a bleached snout File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012.png|The stage in 2012 with a unique, short-lived element- Pasqually wearing a blue shirt. File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012 2.png|Ditto. File:DurhamApril2012.png|Stage in April 2012 File:DurhamGameroom2012.jpg|Gameroom in April 2012 File:DurhamAug2012.png|Chuck E. and Helen animatronics in August 2012 File:DurhamChuck2013.jpg|Chuck E. in early 2013 with hat File:Durham2013stage1.jpg|The whole band in 2013 File:DurhamStage2013 2.jpg|Ditto. File:Photo Jul 15, 7 29 18 PM.jpg|Mid 2010s File:Durham2015.png|Durham's 1-Stage with in 2015 File:DurhamJune2016.png|Stage in June 2016 File:DurhamShowroomApril2019.jpg|Showroom, April 2019 File:Durhamholiday19.png|The show in late 2019. File:DurhamHoliday2020.jpg|Holiday 2020 File:Durham showroom 2020.jpg|Showroom view in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Chuck-e-cheeses-interior 51001053155 o.jpg|The 1-Stage in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCOrderingCounter&PrizeCounter2021.jpg|A photo of the Ordering Counter & Prize Counter on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCBeverageArea2021.jpg|A photo of the Beverage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNC1-StageMarch2021.jpg|A photo of the 1-Stage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Durham 1-stage December 2022.jpg|The 1-Stage in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham04092023.jpg|The 1-Stage in April 2023 File:ChuckDurham06242023.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:HelenDurham06242023.jpg|Helen Henny animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:MunchDurham06242023.jpg|Mr. Munch animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:JasperDurham06242023.jpg|Jasper T. Jowls animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:PasquallyDurham06242023.jpg|Pasqually P. Pieplate animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:DurhamChuckSerial.png|The serial number of the Chuck E. cyberamic. </gallery> ==Videos== (W.I.P) {| class="wikitable" !Link !Description !Filming Date |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stc82NK174k Link] |Shows the stage in 2009 playing the 2009 birthday showtape. Currently the oldest identified footage of this location. |October 5, 2009 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZhA97fJdDg Link] |Stage footage of "Deck The Halls" |December 23, 2013 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89W9GzD3MjA Link] |Store video footage including show footage playing the birthday show |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSlcqqYt-mg Link] |Photo gallery of store including games and the show during a birthday party |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvOFcthS8g4 Link] |Stage footage including the birthday show |October 4, 2015 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6R-oXk2tvc Link] |Various footage of the store and the stage itself |May 14, 2017 |- |[https://youtu.be/DESV-jmBlHU Link] |"Birthday Star Spectacular" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage |March 3, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0poSXqLTmQ Link] |Tour of the store and 1-stage in August 2021 |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaI8fzTLiLM Link] |"Let's Be Friends" being played on the show in August 2021. |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.tiktok.com/@whatthechuck/video/7133242455386000686 Link] |"Finding Mr. Munch’s air leak🍕" The tech of the store fixing an air leak in the Munch animatronic. |August 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdVF93EeWnE Link] |"Chuck E. Cheese’s Durham, NC Store Tour 2022" Store tour taken in November 2022. |November 26, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R39bKixsAD0 Link] |Stage performing "The Holiday Party" in December 2022 |December 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU7oJOMAxHQ Link] |Footage of the 1-stage while it was aired down. |March 5, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3ywsmfLUTk Link] |"Lend a Helping Hand - CEC Durham, NC" Shows the 1-Stage's condition in April 2023. |April 9, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj8T3FbzjhI Link] |Footage of the show performing "Let's Have a Party." Note Chuck E's broken eye. |May 7, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t68vePJdhbE Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVFPtWEt_0Y&t=21s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58tzE3QWhy0 Link] |Non programmed footage of "Out of This World" being played at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ENH00olEec Link] |The 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the Durham location. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_0j2SUVAV0&t=25s Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGm38f2TMSg&t=97s Link] |Footage of "Most Perfect Day" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL6mXc_kU3w&t=7s Link] |Footage of "Sparkles" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffs5Y2UN4Zg Link] |Footage of "Do, Re, Mi" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph2jIcS4HXs Link] |Store tour taken in August 2023 |August 1, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUmFK7pOZlI Link] |Footage of the show stuck in random mode. |August 20, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1OLgSwC130&t=39s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show performed at the Durham store shortly before being discontinued. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9AM5IXWv5E Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics being powered off. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_o21YX2tSQ&t=3s Link] |Non programmed of "Game On!" being played at the Durham location. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44QHfKYS5Gw Link] |On-stage close-up of the Durham Cyberamics. |January 27, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfRVTHR9co4 Link] |Overview of the stage fully aired down. |January 28, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyoqU0dw840 Link] |The show operating, although in a broken state due to their Navori issue. |February 10, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being played correctly on the 1-Stage at Durham. All characters except Chuck E. are aired up during this performance. |June 8, 2024 |} == References and Sources == 0355085879b9a2c9a8728b0cb670c3a301e124a1 435 434 2024-08-10T01:09:04Z Saan1ty 18 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Generic|desc=The current exterior as of June 24, 2023.|image=DurhamExt06242023.jpg}} '''''3724 Mayfair St, Store #380''''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location in Durham, North Carolina. The store opened on March 7, 1994, with a [[1-Stage]]. It is the last Mini Unit variant of the 1-stage, and also the last location to have a full exterior with original 90s checkers. It is also the last CEC location in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Triangle Triangle] to have animatronics, after the [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capital Blvd)|Capital Blvd]] location in Raleigh removed their [[Concept Unification Stage|3-Stage]] for the [[CEC 2018 2.0 Remodel Program|2.0 remodel]] on August 31, 2022. == History == Durham opened on March 7, 1994, as one of two North Carolina locations with a Cyberamic Munch's Make-Believe Band Stage (the other was [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] which opened in November 1991 with a Road Stage). They opened with the now unique prototype version of the 1-Stage called the Mini Unit, which is smaller than the average 1-Stage, and has a unique ceiling valance, only installed in [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)|just]] [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)|four]] [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)|other]] [[El Paso, TX (710 Sunland Park Dr)|locations]] between 1992 and 1994 as a test stage for smaller stores. Durham is the last Cyberamic show in the Carolinas, and the entire Southeast region as a whole. === Opening === [[File:CECDurhamHeraldSunAd.png|thumb|298x298px|Durham's Opening Advertisement]] Due to advertisements using the March 2nd date less than 10 days until the store was slated to opened, it is believed Durham may have had a "soft opening" on the 2nd and grand opening on the 7th, or that the date was delayed at the last minute. March 7th would make more sense as the opening date anyways, due to it being a Monday, and that most stores at that time typically opened on a Monday. The store opened up in the Beacon Ridge Plaza shopping center, with most businesses of the plaza being located in a shopping center across the street. While little is known about the plaza, and no remnants of it by name exist, we know the Chuck E. Cheese was part of it due to numerous advertisements in newspaper articles using the plaza name associated with the store, and public property records.<ref>https://taxcama.dconc.gov/camapwa/PropertySummary.aspx?PARCELPK=20584&pageIndex=0</ref> Throughout the years, the plaza would become less active and lose more of the businesses that occupied the space. Starting in the late 2000s/early 2010s, half of the plaza was torn down, with the rest following soon after in 2016. The lots across the street would remain vacant and used as parking occasionally until around 2019, when a new complex, University Hill, with retail and apartments, was built. It is still active and standing to this day. === 1990s === Durham would open up with the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]], which was the standard for the time. Inside, the store would have the standard 90s decor, such as the CD Award parody posters, sports magazines, and planters. The store either opened up or received shortly after the [[Phase 1 (1994)|Phase 1]] games package. With the pictures we have, we can tell a good amount of how the store would have looked. It is safe to assume it had a layout nearly identical other later Mini Unit 1-Stage stores, bearing close resemblance to El Paso before expansion.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgc6abiW2fE</ref> In the later half of 1994, the store would receive the sky crawl, (an early version of the Skytubes) with installation plans for it dated from August 1994. In the mid/late 90s, Durham would receive updated signage for the exterior featuring the thumbs-up Chuck art with the star cap and would also receive larger awnings which covered the checkers. In the late 90s, the store would receive the [[Phase 2 (1997)|Phase 2]] games package. At an unknown point after 1998, the main sign above the entrance was switched out with the updated C-cap version for an unknown reason. === 2000s === Durham would stay mostly unchanged in the early 2000s, likely receiving the standard [[Phase 3 (2000)|Phase 3]] games package. This would change in late 2005, most likely September, when the store remodeled to the [[CEC 2005 Remodel Program]], which included drastically changing the store's layout (moving the prize counter, changing the entrance to be on the side), removal of showroom walls and expanding the showroom area, all major 90s decor pieces, and painting certain walls purple. Surprisingly, they would keep the dim lighting and Coach signage on the exterior. The stage would not change much after the remodel, except by 2008, Chuck's tuxedo and derby would be removed for the full Avenger outfit and cap. === 2010s === The store would receive many changes during the 2010s as the company transitioned from the Avenger to Rockstar era. [[File:DurhamJasperRot.png|thumb|Jasper's original mask shortly before removal]] Starting in the early 2010s and spanning the end of the decade, the stage itself would receive many changes, removing many of its original aspects. Character cosmetics would be some of the first parts to be changed. The first of the 1993 masks to be removed was Chuck's, after it became bleached for an unknown reason in 2011. Coming shortly after or around the same time, Pasqually's mask was also replaced. For a brief period in 2012, Pasqually wore a blue shirt instead of his typical red plaid pattern, but this change would seemingly be short-lived. Between February to May 2017, more of the original elements would get replaced. First, Jasper's shirt would be replaced with the new larger "cow print" version. Helen's original mask would be replaced not long after, although the exact reason for removal is unknown, as the most recent pictures showing the mask appeared to be in decent condition. The next mask to be replaced was Jasper's, which in a photo shows the foam around the eyes was beginning to rot. Around 2010-2011, the television above Munch was removed, leaving the two side TVs. In 2012, the curtains were removed. In September 2013, Durham received the 2013 Update and hat removal signage and removed the awnings to reveal the checkers underneath them. You can still see slight fade from where the old "Chuck E. Cheese's" text was when it was centered on the sides of the building before 2013. Also, around the same time, the Munch's Make-Believe Band sign was modified to be purple where it was previously pink and was placed directly above Munch. Around this time also, they replaced their CRTs with flat screens and removed the televisions outside the showroom area. The skytubes would be removed by the late 2010s. === 2020s/Present Day === In more recent years, the show has been decreasing in condition, with every character having some movement or cosmetic issues. In recent years, the show's condition has fluctuated, with various things getting broken and fixed, such as Munch's flows being messed up over time. In April 2023, Chuck's eye weld broke, leading the eyes to not move, and one eye becoming off center from the other. This has since been fixed. Beginning in late April, the store would start installing brighter LED lights throughout the store, starting in the showroom, causing the store to no longer have dim lighting. ==== Eyelids ==== One of the things which has made Durham infamous within the community is the fact that Helen doesn't have eyelids. The exact reason why this happened is unknown, although speculations included the eyelids were removed due to scratching the irises, or that the eyelids fell backwards/the part which holds them in place broke, causing them to be removed entirely. Sometime in March 2021, Chuck E.'s right eyelid would break. By July 2021, both of Helen's eyelids would be gone, and at some point, after that, Chuck's other eyelid would break too, causing Chuck E. and Helen to both appear to have no eyelids by late 2021 or early 2022, although Chuck E. still has his eyelids, inoperative and stuck up. ==== Current State ==== Just like nearly all other stores by then, Durham received the new Navori system in June 2023. Unfortunately, due to technical issues during the transition from the DVD Player to Navori (confirmed on a video by an employee of Raleigh visiting the store<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boeES1s8FWE</ref>), the animatronics would be stuck in random mode or even aired down. On only a few known occasions, the show has operated correctly, but the majority of the time since June 2023, the show had been in random movements or aired down. On June 8, 2024<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E</ref>, the show would be seen operating correctly again, with the Navori issue seemingly fixed. In late May 2024, the game room would be rearranged in preparation for trampolines. The store installed their trampolines in early June 2024. As of June 2024, Durham still has the 1-Stage, 2005 Update (with the 90s bathrooms), 90s remodel checkers on the exterior, and 2013 Rockstar signage. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= These are all of the currently identified games at this store. * [[Big Win Super Spin]] * Gum Drop * Alley Roller Classic (Skee Ball) * Down the Clown * Cruisin' Blast * Frogger * Luigi's Mansion Arcade * NBA Hoop Troop * NBA Hoops * [[Jett Rider]] * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles * [[Hammer 2]] * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Boulder's Dozer's]] * Bop 2 Win * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Sketch Book]] * Pop The Lock * Sonic Spinner * Crank It! * Spinner Frenzy * Super Monkey Ball Ticket Blitz * Wonderland * Crazy Tower * The Sideshow * Water Blast * Rescue Helicopter * NFL Two-Minute Drill * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Photo Ride]] * Rescue Hero * Popcorn * Harpoon Lagoon * Hat Trick * Winner's Wheel |-|Walkaround Characters= {| class="wikitable" !Head !Outfits & Suits !Accessories !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck 1993|Chuck 1993 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 1 93 (Costume Outfit)]], [[Chuck Long Fur (Costume Suit)]] |[[Chuck Long Fur Loose Legs (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Long Fur Arms (Costume Accessory)]], |Unknown/Destroyed |First walkaround the store recieved. |- |[[Chuck 1999 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 98 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Cool Chuck Hat 1 (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Head may be a conversion of the former head to 1999 standards. |- |[[Chuck 2005 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck 05 Avenger Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Avenger Hat (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed | |- |[[Chuck 2010 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Short Fur (Costume Suit)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Used up through 2013. |- |[[Chuck 2014 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Attire 1 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Short Fur Vinyl Gloves (Costume Accessory)]] |In-store | |} |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" !Stage !Installed !Removed !Notes |- |[[1-Stage]] |March 1994 |Still in use |Last of five Mini Unit 1-Stages ever installed. Last Cyberamic stage in the Southeast region. |} {| class="wikitable" !Animatronic !Serial No. !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck E Cheese (Cyberamic)|Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] |2030 |In-store |Eyelids are stuck at the top |- |[[Guest Star / Helen Henny (Cyberamic)|Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Missing eyelids |- |[[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Low mouth flows |- |[[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Eyelids stay up during shows. |- |[[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Arms barely work |- |[[Wink (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Operational |} |-|Store Fixtures == Store Fixtures == === Current Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["Ambassador of Fun" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Grand Marshal of Games" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Titan of Tokens" (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Tri (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Quad (CEC Décor)]] * [[Chuck E. (1999 Portrait)]] * [["Friends" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Laughs" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Play" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Smiles" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Winning" (CEC Décor)]] * [[Celebration (CEC Décor)|"Celebration" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Rub Token For Good Luck!" Token (CEC Décor)]] * [["Where A Kid Can Be A Kid." Token (CEC Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Restroom Ovals (Chuck & Helen) (CEC Signage)]] * [[Kitchen (CEC Signage)]] * [[Cool Chuck Logo (CEC Signage)]] * [[Restroom Directional (CEC Signage]] * [[Restroom Directional (SPT Signage]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Rockstar Logo (CEC Exterior Signage)]] === Former Store Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["M.C. Chuckie" (CD Award)]] * [["Flabby Road" (CD Award)]] * [["I've-a-Gotta-Da-Pizza" (CD Award)]] * [[Cheese Guitar (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Lights (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Planters (SPT Décor)]] * [[Reflective Stars (SPT Décor)]] * [[Red CEC Tickets (CEC Décor)]] * [[PBS Kids Proud Sponsor (CEC Décor)]] * [["Make Magic" (SPT Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Star Cap Round Logo (SPT Signage)]] * [[Show Room Signs (SPT Signage)]] * [[Checkers (SPT Signage)]] * [[Beverages (SPT Signage)]] * [[Salad Bar (SPT Signage)]] * [[Gifts & Prizes (SPT Signage)]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza" - Letters / Round Logo (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)|"Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Round Logo (C Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] </tabber> == Media == === Gallery === <gallery> File:85 big.jpg|Exterior in 2006 File:DurhamExt06 2.jpg|Side exterior view in 2006 File:Durham2010.jpg|Exterior in 2010 File:ExtDurham.jpg|March 2010 File:Chuck E. Cheese's Durham, NC 12-2022.jpg|Exterior in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham Ball Crawl.png|A newspaper clipping featuring a view of the ball pit area. Dated November 1994. Possibly the oldest picture of the store. File:Durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|The 1-Stage, sometime in the 90s File:Durhamrecords.png|A closer look at one of the Record Posters near the show. File:Durham Showroom 1997.png|Part of the showroom in September 1997, showing a group of teenagers and the Chuck E. walkaround. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:DurhamIntSept97.png|More of the store in September 1997, showing the store's skytubes and part of the entrance. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:Durham 90s Remodel 3.png|Alternative view of the interior during the 90s remodel. File:Chuck E. Durham Tux.jpg|Chuck E. at Durham with his Tuxedo in the early 2000s File:Durham stage.jpg|Helen, Munch, and Jasper in the early 2000s File:CEC durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|Munch, Jasper, and Pasqually in the early 2000s File:Chuck E Durham walkaround 90s-2000s.jpg|Chuck E. in a tuxedo walkaround with a Cool Chuck hat File:DurhamSept2002 LosAngelesTimes.jpg|Showroom in September 2002 File:DurhamSpring2004-01.jpg|Showroom and prop shelf. Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-02.png|The store's 1-Stage in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-03.png|Another pic of the stage, Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-04.png|The store's gameroom in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamApril06.png|A view of the store in April 2006. File:TuxChuckDurham06-07.png|The Chuck E. Cheese and Helen Henny animatronics at Durham, NC sometime in 2006 or 2007 File:Durhamstage2007.jpg|Durham's 1-stage in 2007. Barely visible, but Chuck is still sporting his tux and derby at this point! File:Spring08Durham.png|The 1-stage playing the April 2008 show File:DurhamHolidayShow.jpg|The 1-stage in the late 2000s playing the Holiday showtape. File:23669 403711356544 6955498 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:23669 403711376544 1523805 n.jpg|Chuck E. Cyberamic File:23669 403711366544 3194557 n.jpg|Helen Henny Cyberamic File:23669 403711381544 3602465 n.jpg|Mr. Munch Cyberamic File:23669 403711386544 4060425 n.jpg|Jasper T. Cyberamic File:23669 403711391544 4467728 n.jpg|Pasqually the Chef Cyberamic File:New-0953.jpg|Late 2000s File:New-0952.jpg File:23669 403711341544 2370667 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:Durham showroom 2010s.png|The stage around the late 2000s or early 2010s File:Durham 1-stage 3-2010.jpg|The stage in March 2010 File:DurhamGameroom0310.jpg|Gameroom in March 2010 File:SkytubesDurham.jpg|Skytubes in March 2010 File:Durham2010s.jpg|Games, showroom, and skytube view in 2010 File:ChuckECheese-Durham 004.jpg|Showroom and 1-Stage in March 2011 File:DurhamGameroomMarch2011.jpg|Gameroom in March 2011 File:Durham avenger 2010s.png|The stage in the early 2010s with an Avenger walkaround File:Durham later 2011.png|The stage around 2011 with Chuck E. having a bleached snout File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012.png|The stage in 2012 with a unique, short-lived element- Pasqually wearing a blue shirt. File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012 2.png|Ditto. File:DurhamApril2012.png|Stage in April 2012 File:DurhamGameroom2012.jpg|Gameroom in April 2012 File:DurhamAug2012.png|Chuck E. and Helen animatronics in August 2012 File:DurhamChuck2013.jpg|Chuck E. in early 2013 with hat File:Durham2013stage1.jpg|The whole band in 2013 File:DurhamStage2013 2.jpg|Ditto. File:Photo Jul 15, 7 29 18 PM.jpg|Mid 2010s File:Durham2015.png|Durham's 1-Stage with in 2015 File:DurhamJune2016.png|Stage in June 2016 File:DurhamShowroomApril2019.jpg|Showroom, April 2019 File:Durhamholiday19.png|The show in late 2019. File:DurhamHoliday2020.jpg|Holiday 2020 File:Durham showroom 2020.jpg|Showroom view in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Chuck-e-cheeses-interior 51001053155 o.jpg|The 1-Stage in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCOrderingCounter&PrizeCounter2021.jpg|A photo of the Ordering Counter & Prize Counter on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCBeverageArea2021.jpg|A photo of the Beverage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNC1-StageMarch2021.jpg|A photo of the 1-Stage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Durham 1-stage December 2022.jpg|The 1-Stage in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham04092023.jpg|The 1-Stage in April 2023 File:ChuckDurham06242023.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:HelenDurham06242023.jpg|Helen Henny animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:MunchDurham06242023.jpg|Mr. Munch animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:JasperDurham06242023.jpg|Jasper T. Jowls animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:PasquallyDurham06242023.jpg|Pasqually P. Pieplate animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:DurhamChuckSerial.png|The serial number of the Chuck E. cyberamic. </gallery> === Videos === (W.I.P) {| class="wikitable" !Link !Description !Filming Date |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stc82NK174k Link] |Shows the stage in 2009 playing the 2009 birthday showtape. Currently the oldest identified footage of this location. |October 5, 2009 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZhA97fJdDg Link] |Stage footage of "Deck The Halls" |December 23, 2013 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89W9GzD3MjA Link] |Store video footage including show footage playing the birthday show |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSlcqqYt-mg Link] |Photo gallery of store including games and the show during a birthday party |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvOFcthS8g4 Link] |Stage footage including the birthday show |October 4, 2015 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6R-oXk2tvc Link] |Various footage of the store and the stage itself |May 14, 2017 |- |[https://youtu.be/DESV-jmBlHU Link] |"Birthday Star Spectacular" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage |March 3, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0poSXqLTmQ Link] |Tour of the store and 1-stage in August 2021 |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaI8fzTLiLM Link] |"Let's Be Friends" being played on the show in August 2021. |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.tiktok.com/@whatthechuck/video/7133242455386000686 Link] |"Finding Mr. Munch’s air leak🍕" The tech of the store fixing an air leak in the Munch animatronic. |August 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdVF93EeWnE Link] |"Chuck E. Cheese’s Durham, NC Store Tour 2022" Store tour taken in November 2022. |November 26, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R39bKixsAD0 Link] |Stage performing "The Holiday Party" in December 2022 |December 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU7oJOMAxHQ Link] |Footage of the 1-stage while it was aired down. |March 5, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3ywsmfLUTk Link] |"Lend a Helping Hand - CEC Durham, NC" Shows the 1-Stage's condition in April 2023. |April 9, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj8T3FbzjhI Link] |Footage of the show performing "Let's Have a Party." Note Chuck E's broken eye. |May 7, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t68vePJdhbE Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVFPtWEt_0Y&t=21s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58tzE3QWhy0 Link] |Non programmed footage of "Out of This World" being played at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ENH00olEec Link] |The 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the Durham location. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_0j2SUVAV0&t=25s Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGm38f2TMSg&t=97s Link] |Footage of "Most Perfect Day" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL6mXc_kU3w&t=7s Link] |Footage of "Sparkles" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffs5Y2UN4Zg Link] |Footage of "Do, Re, Mi" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph2jIcS4HXs Link] |Store tour taken in August 2023 |August 1, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUmFK7pOZlI Link] |Footage of the show stuck in random mode. |August 20, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1OLgSwC130&t=39s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show performed at the Durham store shortly before being discontinued. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9AM5IXWv5E Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics being powered off. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_o21YX2tSQ&t=3s Link] |Non programmed of "Game On!" being played at the Durham location. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44QHfKYS5Gw Link] |On-stage close-up of the Durham Cyberamics. |January 27, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfRVTHR9co4 Link] |Overview of the stage fully aired down. |January 28, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyoqU0dw840 Link] |The show operating, although in a broken state due to their Navori issue. |February 10, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being played correctly on the 1-Stage at Durham. All characters except Chuck E. are aired up during this performance. |June 8, 2024 |} == References and Sources == e8f3da1e8368da835d704c612c82947f71046161 446 435 2024-08-10T02:17:16Z Saan1ty 18 fixing the fixture tab wikitext text/x-wiki {{Generic|desc=The current exterior as of June 24, 2023.|image=DurhamExt06242023.jpg}} '''''3724 Mayfair St, Store #380''''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location in Durham, North Carolina. The store opened on March 7, 1994, with a [[1-Stage]]. It is the last Mini Unit variant of the 1-stage, and also the last location to have a full exterior with original 90s checkers. It is also the last CEC location in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Triangle Triangle] to have animatronics, after the [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capital Blvd)|Capital Blvd]] location in Raleigh removed their [[Concept Unification Stage|3-Stage]] for the [[CEC 2018 2.0 Remodel Program|2.0 remodel]] on August 31, 2022. == History == Durham opened on March 7, 1994, as one of two North Carolina locations with a Cyberamic Munch's Make-Believe Band Stage (the other was [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] which opened in November 1991 with a Road Stage). They opened with the now unique prototype version of the 1-Stage called the Mini Unit, which is smaller than the average 1-Stage, and has a unique ceiling valance, only installed in [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)|just]] [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)|four]] [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)|other]] [[El Paso, TX (710 Sunland Park Dr)|locations]] between 1992 and 1994 as a test stage for smaller stores. Durham is the last Cyberamic show in the Carolinas, and the entire Southeast region as a whole. === Opening === [[File:CECDurhamHeraldSunAd.png|thumb|298x298px|Durham's Opening Advertisement]] Due to advertisements using the March 2nd date less than 10 days until the store was slated to opened, it is believed Durham may have had a "soft opening" on the 2nd and grand opening on the 7th, or that the date was delayed at the last minute. March 7th would make more sense as the opening date anyways, due to it being a Monday, and that most stores at that time typically opened on a Monday. The store opened up in the Beacon Ridge Plaza shopping center, with most businesses of the plaza being located in a shopping center across the street. While little is known about the plaza, and no remnants of it by name exist, we know the Chuck E. Cheese was part of it due to numerous advertisements in newspaper articles using the plaza name associated with the store, and public property records.<ref>https://taxcama.dconc.gov/camapwa/PropertySummary.aspx?PARCELPK=20584&pageIndex=0</ref> Throughout the years, the plaza would become less active and lose more of the businesses that occupied the space. Starting in the late 2000s/early 2010s, half of the plaza was torn down, with the rest following soon after in 2016. The lots across the street would remain vacant and used as parking occasionally until around 2019, when a new complex, University Hill, with retail and apartments, was built. It is still active and standing to this day. === 1990s === Durham would open up with the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]], which was the standard for the time. Inside, the store would have the standard 90s decor, such as the CD Award parody posters, sports magazines, and planters. The store either opened up or received shortly after the [[Phase 1 (1994)|Phase 1]] games package. With the pictures we have, we can tell a good amount of how the store would have looked. It is safe to assume it had a layout nearly identical other later Mini Unit 1-Stage stores, bearing close resemblance to El Paso before expansion.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgc6abiW2fE</ref> In the later half of 1994, the store would receive the sky crawl, (an early version of the Skytubes) with installation plans for it dated from August 1994. In the mid/late 90s, Durham would receive updated signage for the exterior featuring the thumbs-up Chuck art with the star cap and would also receive larger awnings which covered the checkers. In the late 90s, the store would receive the [[Phase 2 (1997)|Phase 2]] games package. At an unknown point after 1998, the main sign above the entrance was switched out with the updated C-cap version for an unknown reason. === 2000s === Durham would stay mostly unchanged in the early 2000s, likely receiving the standard [[Phase 3 (2000)|Phase 3]] games package. This would change in late 2005, most likely September, when the store remodeled to the [[CEC 2005 Remodel Program]], which included drastically changing the store's layout (moving the prize counter, changing the entrance to be on the side), removal of showroom walls and expanding the showroom area, all major 90s decor pieces, and painting certain walls purple. Surprisingly, they would keep the dim lighting and Coach signage on the exterior. The stage would not change much after the remodel, except by 2008, Chuck's tuxedo and derby would be removed for the full Avenger outfit and cap. === 2010s === The store would receive many changes during the 2010s as the company transitioned from the Avenger to Rockstar era. [[File:DurhamJasperRot.png|thumb|Jasper's original mask shortly before removal]] Starting in the early 2010s and spanning the end of the decade, the stage itself would receive many changes, removing many of its original aspects. Character cosmetics would be some of the first parts to be changed. The first of the 1993 masks to be removed was Chuck's, after it became bleached for an unknown reason in 2011. Coming shortly after or around the same time, Pasqually's mask was also replaced. For a brief period in 2012, Pasqually wore a blue shirt instead of his typical red plaid pattern, but this change would seemingly be short-lived. Between February to May 2017, more of the original elements would get replaced. First, Jasper's shirt would be replaced with the new larger "cow print" version. Helen's original mask would be replaced not long after, although the exact reason for removal is unknown, as the most recent pictures showing the mask appeared to be in decent condition. The next mask to be replaced was Jasper's, which in a photo shows the foam around the eyes was beginning to rot. Around 2010-2011, the television above Munch was removed, leaving the two side TVs. In 2012, the curtains were removed. In September 2013, Durham received the 2013 Update and hat removal signage and removed the awnings to reveal the checkers underneath them. You can still see slight fade from where the old "Chuck E. Cheese's" text was when it was centered on the sides of the building before 2013. Also, around the same time, the Munch's Make-Believe Band sign was modified to be purple where it was previously pink and was placed directly above Munch. Around this time also, they replaced their CRTs with flat screens and removed the televisions outside the showroom area. The skytubes would be removed by the late 2010s. === 2020s/Present Day === In more recent years, the show has been decreasing in condition, with every character having some movement or cosmetic issues. In recent years, the show's condition has fluctuated, with various things getting broken and fixed, such as Munch's flows being messed up over time. In April 2023, Chuck's eye weld broke, leading the eyes to not move, and one eye becoming off center from the other. This has since been fixed. Beginning in late April, the store would start installing brighter LED lights throughout the store, starting in the showroom, causing the store to no longer have dim lighting. ==== Eyelids ==== One of the things which has made Durham infamous within the community is the fact that Helen doesn't have eyelids. The exact reason why this happened is unknown, although speculations included the eyelids were removed due to scratching the irises, or that the eyelids fell backwards/the part which holds them in place broke, causing them to be removed entirely. Sometime in March 2021, Chuck E.'s right eyelid would break. By July 2021, both of Helen's eyelids would be gone, and at some point, after that, Chuck's other eyelid would break too, causing Chuck E. and Helen to both appear to have no eyelids by late 2021 or early 2022, although Chuck E. still has his eyelids, inoperative and stuck up. ==== Current State ==== Just like nearly all other stores by then, Durham received the new Navori system in June 2023. Unfortunately, due to technical issues during the transition from the DVD Player to Navori (confirmed on a video by an employee of Raleigh visiting the store<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boeES1s8FWE</ref>), the animatronics would be stuck in random mode or even aired down. On only a few known occasions, the show has operated correctly, but the majority of the time since June 2023, the show had been in random movements or aired down. On June 8, 2024<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E</ref>, the show would be seen operating correctly again, with the Navori issue seemingly fixed. In late May 2024, the game room would be rearranged in preparation for trampolines. The store installed their trampolines in early June 2024. As of June 2024, Durham still has the 1-Stage, 2005 Update (with the 90s bathrooms), 90s remodel checkers on the exterior, and 2013 Rockstar signage. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= These are all of the currently identified games at this store. * [[Big Win Super Spin]] * Gum Drop * Alley Roller Classic (Skee Ball) * Down the Clown * Cruisin' Blast * Frogger * Luigi's Mansion Arcade * NBA Hoop Troop * NBA Hoops * [[Jett Rider]] * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles * [[Hammer 2]] * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Boulder's Dozer's]] * Bop 2 Win * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Sketch Book]] * Pop The Lock * Sonic Spinner * Crank It! * Spinner Frenzy * Super Monkey Ball Ticket Blitz * Wonderland * Crazy Tower * The Sideshow * Water Blast * Rescue Helicopter * NFL Two-Minute Drill * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Photo Ride]] * Rescue Hero * Popcorn * Harpoon Lagoon * Hat Trick * Winner's Wheel |-|Walkaround Characters= {| class="wikitable" !Head !Outfits & Suits !Accessories !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck 1993|Chuck 1993 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 1 93 (Costume Outfit)]], [[Chuck Long Fur (Costume Suit)]] |[[Chuck Long Fur Loose Legs (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Long Fur Arms (Costume Accessory)]], |Unknown/Destroyed |First walkaround the store recieved. |- |[[Chuck 1999 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 98 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Cool Chuck Hat 1 (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Head may be a conversion of the former head to 1999 standards. |- |[[Chuck 2005 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck 05 Avenger Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Avenger Hat (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed | |- |[[Chuck 2010 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Short Fur (Costume Suit)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Used up through 2013. |- |[[Chuck 2014 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Attire 1 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Short Fur Vinyl Gloves (Costume Accessory)]] |In-store | |} |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" !Stage !Installed !Removed !Notes |- |[[1-Stage]] |March 1994 |Still in use |Last of five Mini Unit 1-Stages ever installed. Last Cyberamic stage in the Southeast region. |} {| class="wikitable" !Animatronic !Serial No. !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck E Cheese (Cyberamic)|Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] |2030 |In-store |Eyelids are stuck at the top |- |[[Guest Star / Helen Henny (Cyberamic)|Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Missing eyelids |- |[[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Low mouth flows |- |[[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Eyelids stay up during shows. |- |[[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Arms barely work |- |[[Wink (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Operational |} |-|Store Fixtures === Current Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["Ambassador of Fun" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Grand Marshal of Games" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Titan of Tokens" (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Tri (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Quad (CEC Décor)]] * [[Chuck E. (1999 Portrait)]] * [["Friends" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Laughs" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Play" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Smiles" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Winning" (CEC Décor)]] * [[Celebration (CEC Décor)|"Celebration" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Rub Token For Good Luck!" Token (CEC Décor)]] * [["Where A Kid Can Be A Kid." Token (CEC Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Restroom Ovals (Chuck & Helen) (CEC Signage)]] * [[Kitchen (CEC Signage)]] * [[Cool Chuck Logo (CEC Signage)]] * [[Restroom Directional (CEC Signage]] * [[Restroom Directional (SPT Signage]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Rockstar Logo (CEC Exterior Signage)]] === Former Store Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["M.C. Chuckie" (CD Award)]] * [["Flabby Road" (CD Award)]] * [["I've-a-Gotta-Da-Pizza" (CD Award)]] * [[Cheese Guitar (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Lights (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Planters (SPT Décor)]] * [[Reflective Stars (SPT Décor)]] * [[Red CEC Tickets (CEC Décor)]] * [[PBS Kids Proud Sponsor (CEC Décor)]] * [["Make Magic" (SPT Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Star Cap Round Logo (SPT Signage)]] * [[Show Room Signs (SPT Signage)]] * [[Checkers (SPT Signage)]] * [[Beverages (SPT Signage)]] * [[Salad Bar (SPT Signage)]] * [[Gifts & Prizes (SPT Signage)]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza" - Letters / Round Logo (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)|"Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Round Logo (C Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] </tabber> == Media == === Gallery === <gallery> File:85 big.jpg|Exterior in 2006 File:DurhamExt06 2.jpg|Side exterior view in 2006 File:Durham2010.jpg|Exterior in 2010 File:ExtDurham.jpg|March 2010 File:Chuck E. Cheese's Durham, NC 12-2022.jpg|Exterior in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham Ball Crawl.png|A newspaper clipping featuring a view of the ball pit area. Dated November 1994. Possibly the oldest picture of the store. File:Durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|The 1-Stage, sometime in the 90s File:Durhamrecords.png|A closer look at one of the Record Posters near the show. File:Durham Showroom 1997.png|Part of the showroom in September 1997, showing a group of teenagers and the Chuck E. walkaround. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:DurhamIntSept97.png|More of the store in September 1997, showing the store's skytubes and part of the entrance. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:Durham 90s Remodel 3.png|Alternative view of the interior during the 90s remodel. File:Chuck E. Durham Tux.jpg|Chuck E. at Durham with his Tuxedo in the early 2000s File:Durham stage.jpg|Helen, Munch, and Jasper in the early 2000s File:CEC durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|Munch, Jasper, and Pasqually in the early 2000s File:Chuck E Durham walkaround 90s-2000s.jpg|Chuck E. in a tuxedo walkaround with a Cool Chuck hat File:DurhamSept2002 LosAngelesTimes.jpg|Showroom in September 2002 File:DurhamSpring2004-01.jpg|Showroom and prop shelf. Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-02.png|The store's 1-Stage in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-03.png|Another pic of the stage, Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-04.png|The store's gameroom in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamApril06.png|A view of the store in April 2006. File:TuxChuckDurham06-07.png|The Chuck E. Cheese and Helen Henny animatronics at Durham, NC sometime in 2006 or 2007 File:Durhamstage2007.jpg|Durham's 1-stage in 2007. Barely visible, but Chuck is still sporting his tux and derby at this point! File:Spring08Durham.png|The 1-stage playing the April 2008 show File:DurhamHolidayShow.jpg|The 1-stage in the late 2000s playing the Holiday showtape. File:23669 403711356544 6955498 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:23669 403711376544 1523805 n.jpg|Chuck E. Cyberamic File:23669 403711366544 3194557 n.jpg|Helen Henny Cyberamic File:23669 403711381544 3602465 n.jpg|Mr. Munch Cyberamic File:23669 403711386544 4060425 n.jpg|Jasper T. Cyberamic File:23669 403711391544 4467728 n.jpg|Pasqually the Chef Cyberamic File:New-0953.jpg|Late 2000s File:New-0952.jpg File:23669 403711341544 2370667 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:Durham showroom 2010s.png|The stage around the late 2000s or early 2010s File:Durham 1-stage 3-2010.jpg|The stage in March 2010 File:DurhamGameroom0310.jpg|Gameroom in March 2010 File:SkytubesDurham.jpg|Skytubes in March 2010 File:Durham2010s.jpg|Games, showroom, and skytube view in 2010 File:ChuckECheese-Durham 004.jpg|Showroom and 1-Stage in March 2011 File:DurhamGameroomMarch2011.jpg|Gameroom in March 2011 File:Durham avenger 2010s.png|The stage in the early 2010s with an Avenger walkaround File:Durham later 2011.png|The stage around 2011 with Chuck E. having a bleached snout File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012.png|The stage in 2012 with a unique, short-lived element- Pasqually wearing a blue shirt. File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012 2.png|Ditto. File:DurhamApril2012.png|Stage in April 2012 File:DurhamGameroom2012.jpg|Gameroom in April 2012 File:DurhamAug2012.png|Chuck E. and Helen animatronics in August 2012 File:DurhamChuck2013.jpg|Chuck E. in early 2013 with hat File:Durham2013stage1.jpg|The whole band in 2013 File:DurhamStage2013 2.jpg|Ditto. File:Photo Jul 15, 7 29 18 PM.jpg|Mid 2010s File:Durham2015.png|Durham's 1-Stage with in 2015 File:DurhamJune2016.png|Stage in June 2016 File:DurhamShowroomApril2019.jpg|Showroom, April 2019 File:Durhamholiday19.png|The show in late 2019. File:DurhamHoliday2020.jpg|Holiday 2020 File:Durham showroom 2020.jpg|Showroom view in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Chuck-e-cheeses-interior 51001053155 o.jpg|The 1-Stage in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCOrderingCounter&PrizeCounter2021.jpg|A photo of the Ordering Counter & Prize Counter on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCBeverageArea2021.jpg|A photo of the Beverage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNC1-StageMarch2021.jpg|A photo of the 1-Stage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Durham 1-stage December 2022.jpg|The 1-Stage in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham04092023.jpg|The 1-Stage in April 2023 File:ChuckDurham06242023.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:HelenDurham06242023.jpg|Helen Henny animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:MunchDurham06242023.jpg|Mr. Munch animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:JasperDurham06242023.jpg|Jasper T. Jowls animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:PasquallyDurham06242023.jpg|Pasqually P. Pieplate animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:DurhamChuckSerial.png|The serial number of the Chuck E. cyberamic. </gallery> === Videos === (W.I.P) {| class="wikitable" !Link !Description !Filming Date |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stc82NK174k Link] |Shows the stage in 2009 playing the 2009 birthday showtape. Currently the oldest identified footage of this location. |October 5, 2009 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZhA97fJdDg Link] |Stage footage of "Deck The Halls" |December 23, 2013 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89W9GzD3MjA Link] |Store video footage including show footage playing the birthday show |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSlcqqYt-mg Link] |Photo gallery of store including games and the show during a birthday party |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvOFcthS8g4 Link] |Stage footage including the birthday show |October 4, 2015 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6R-oXk2tvc Link] |Various footage of the store and the stage itself |May 14, 2017 |- |[https://youtu.be/DESV-jmBlHU Link] |"Birthday Star Spectacular" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage |March 3, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0poSXqLTmQ Link] |Tour of the store and 1-stage in August 2021 |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaI8fzTLiLM Link] |"Let's Be Friends" being played on the show in August 2021. |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.tiktok.com/@whatthechuck/video/7133242455386000686 Link] |"Finding Mr. Munch’s air leak🍕" The tech of the store fixing an air leak in the Munch animatronic. |August 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdVF93EeWnE Link] |"Chuck E. Cheese’s Durham, NC Store Tour 2022" Store tour taken in November 2022. |November 26, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R39bKixsAD0 Link] |Stage performing "The Holiday Party" in December 2022 |December 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU7oJOMAxHQ Link] |Footage of the 1-stage while it was aired down. |March 5, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3ywsmfLUTk Link] |"Lend a Helping Hand - CEC Durham, NC" Shows the 1-Stage's condition in April 2023. |April 9, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj8T3FbzjhI Link] |Footage of the show performing "Let's Have a Party." Note Chuck E's broken eye. |May 7, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t68vePJdhbE Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVFPtWEt_0Y&t=21s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58tzE3QWhy0 Link] |Non programmed footage of "Out of This World" being played at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ENH00olEec Link] |The 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the Durham location. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_0j2SUVAV0&t=25s Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGm38f2TMSg&t=97s Link] |Footage of "Most Perfect Day" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL6mXc_kU3w&t=7s Link] |Footage of "Sparkles" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffs5Y2UN4Zg Link] |Footage of "Do, Re, Mi" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph2jIcS4HXs Link] |Store tour taken in August 2023 |August 1, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUmFK7pOZlI Link] |Footage of the show stuck in random mode. |August 20, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1OLgSwC130&t=39s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show performed at the Durham store shortly before being discontinued. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9AM5IXWv5E Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics being powered off. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_o21YX2tSQ&t=3s Link] |Non programmed of "Game On!" being played at the Durham location. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44QHfKYS5Gw Link] |On-stage close-up of the Durham Cyberamics. |January 27, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfRVTHR9co4 Link] |Overview of the stage fully aired down. |January 28, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyoqU0dw840 Link] |The show operating, although in a broken state due to their Navori issue. |February 10, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being played correctly on the 1-Stage at Durham. All characters except Chuck E. are aired up during this performance. |June 8, 2024 |} == References and Sources == b7e23e41f9076a68abc9e0eca78360cb67f4ed38 2 123 432 2024-08-10T00:46:04Z Saan1ty 18 Created page with "I'm the Durham guy." wikitext text/x-wiki I'm the Durham guy. dbdbbdbb18084ae19876a31267cf01a488a969c8 0 77 436 307 2024-08-10T01:41:53Z NoahRbxt2 17 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuckecheesefredericksburg.jpg |storenumber = 545 |built = 1999 |squarefootage = 10,578 }} '''Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened July 23rd, 2021 with a Video Wall + Dance Floor, after previously opening on September 4, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. == History == Fredericksburg originally opened on September 4th, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. The location would remain relatively unchanged until 2012, when it received the "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration. This meant the removal of Showroom walls, older interior elements for newer designs, a new exterior design, and new purple walls inside. The store would once again go unchanged until May 29th, 2020, when the location permanently closed. The location was put up for sale on LoopNet, which uncovered never before seen photos of the location when it had Operation Thumb Chuck, pre-2012, and released other notable information like square footage, parking spaces, etc. Fredericksburg would stay vacant for a little over a year, until June of 2021, when the store would be worked on again with plans to reopen. The store would reopen a little over a month later, and have a grand reopening ceremony, offering free incentives to visitors, like cake, playtime, etc. Building wise, the remodel offered a new restroom design, updates to the kitchen, and ordering area, a new game package, new decor, and a new stage; the 2021 model Dance Floor + Video Wall, which was first installed at the [[Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] location earlier that year, was also present. The store also made minor tweaks to the character orientation after opening, like making Chuck E.'s poster next to the video wall larger. == Media == == References == 3e371d6abe1b5788f4ef1fe00254344bd39e00d1 438 436 2024-08-10T01:47:13Z NoahRbxt2 17 added image wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuckecheesefredericksburg.jpg |storenumber = 545 |built = 1999 |squarefootage = 10,578 }} [[File:Footage.png|thumb|An image from Fredericksburg in December 2010 Before their 2012 "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration.]] '''Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened July 23rd, 2021 with a Video Wall + Dance Floor, after previously opening on September 4, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. == History == Fredericksburg originally opened on September 4th, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. The location would remain relatively unchanged until 2012, when it received the "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration. This meant the removal of Showroom walls, older interior elements for newer designs, a new exterior design, and new purple walls inside. The store would once again go unchanged until May 29th, 2020, when the location permanently closed. The location was put up for sale on LoopNet, which uncovered never before seen photos of the location when it had Operation Thumb Chuck, pre-2012, and released other notable information like square footage, parking spaces, etc. Fredericksburg would stay vacant for a little over a year, until June of 2021, when the store would be worked on again with plans to reopen. The store would reopen a little over a month later, and have a grand reopening ceremony, offering free incentives to visitors, like cake, playtime, etc. Building wise, the remodel offered a new restroom design, updates to the kitchen, and ordering area, a new game package, new decor, and a new stage; the 2021 model Dance Floor + Video Wall, which was first installed at the [[Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] location earlier that year, was also present. The store also made minor tweaks to the character orientation after opening, like making Chuck E.'s poster next to the video wall larger. == Media == == References == 2c0efa32cbcf2ef026b27d3be426209c24927da7 443 438 2024-08-10T01:54:48Z NoahRbxt2 17 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuckecheesefredericksburg.jpg |storenumber = 545 |built = 1999 |squarefootage = 10,578 }} [[File:Footage.png|thumb|An image from Fredericksburg in December 2010 Before their 2012 "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration.]] [[File:RIP.png|thumb|Fredericksburg in 2020 before they reopened. PC: NoahRbxt]] '''Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened July 23rd, 2021 with a Video Wall + Dance Floor, after previously opening on September 4, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. == History == Fredericksburg originally opened on September 4th, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. The location would remain relatively unchanged until 2012, when it received the "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration. This meant the removal of Showroom walls, older interior elements for newer designs, a new exterior design, and new purple walls inside. The store would once again go unchanged until May 29th, 2020, when the location permanently closed. The location was put up for sale on LoopNet, which uncovered never before seen photos of the location when it had Operation Thumb Chuck, pre-2012, and released other notable information like square footage, parking spaces, etc. Fredericksburg would stay vacant for a little over a year, until June of 2021, when the store would be worked on again with plans to reopen. The store would reopen a little over a month later, and have a grand reopening ceremony, offering free incentives to visitors, like cake, playtime, etc. Building wise, the remodel offered a new restroom design, updates to the kitchen, and ordering area, a new game package, new decor, and a new stage; the 2021 model Dance Floor + Video Wall, which was first installed at the [[Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] location earlier that year, was also present. 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Cheese's Pizza restaurant that opened on June 17th, 1990 in the Eastgate Square Shopping Center. It originally housed a [[Rocker Stage]] before removing it in late 2005 for the Studio 'C' Small Market, remodeling once again in April 2024 to the 2.0 Refresh. The store remains open. ==History== TODO: store history<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= On June 17th, 1990, the store opened with a [[Rocker Stage]]. In late 2005 the store recieved it's [[Phase IV]] replacing the previous stage with the Studio 'C' Small Market. On April 8th, 2024, the stage was removed, destroyed, and replaced with a Chuck E Live! stage and Video Wall as apart of their 2.0 Refresh. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Studio C 16M]] || Unknown || Destroyed/Remains owned a private collector |} </tabber> ==Media== ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- | | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:EastgateExterior2024.webp|The store's exterior as of 2024 </gallery> ==References== 7fd4a5358d8b29ff310682bfa80272b60e0fb297 2 129 447 2024-08-10T02:17:51Z Studio 18 Ent 21 Created page with "im the eastgate rat" wikitext text/x-wiki im the eastgate rat ddfd2dc1dbda6247f2f069c2932f11bc4b08a538 0 130 448 2024-08-10T02:51:33Z Edmont 25 changed the name. wikitext text/x-wiki on July 29th, 2003 a location in the south common area opened with a Studio 'C' 2000 that included a 16M bot, the location would stay the same until November 2012 when they received the "Cool Chuck" Configuration which ended up in the Removal of old decor, the hallway on the right side of the show was torn down & they expanded the location for more space, Painted some of the walls to a purple color the exterior stayed the same, but they added checkers which is still there. in 2019 The skytubes, toddler zone including the awnings were removed. the location is supposedly getting 2.0 in September of this year. {{DEFAULTSORT:Edmonton, AB}} a965cf6d473176a00ad4d8ddeb6c7853c602d014 449 448 2024-08-10T02:54:57Z Edmont 25 added "history" on top of the paragraphs wikitext text/x-wiki = HISTORY = on July 29th, 2003 a location in the south common area opened with a Studio 'C' 2000 that included a 16M bot, the location would stay the same until November 2012 when they received the "Cool Chuck" Configuration which ended up in the Removal of old decor, the hallway on the right side of the show was torn down & they expanded the location for more space, Painted some of the walls to a purple color the exterior stayed the same, but they added checkers which is still there. in 2019 The skytubes, toddler zone including the awnings were removed. the location is supposedly getting 2.0 in September of this year. {{DEFAULTSORT:Edmonton, AB}} 56f26685156854ea83346d69195f1dde9e715559 450 449 2024-08-10T03:08:07Z BeanyBoi1252 9 BeanyBoi1252 moved page [[Edmonton]] to [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] without leaving a redirect: Misspelled title wikitext text/x-wiki = HISTORY = on July 29th, 2003 a location in the south common area opened with a Studio 'C' 2000 that included a 16M bot, the location would stay the same until November 2012 when they received the "Cool Chuck" Configuration which ended up in the Removal of old decor, the hallway on the right side of the show was torn down & they expanded the location for more space, Painted some of the walls to a purple color the exterior stayed the same, but they added checkers which is still there. in 2019 The skytubes, toddler zone including the awnings were removed. the location is supposedly getting 2.0 in September of this year. {{DEFAULTSORT:Edmonton, AB}} 56f26685156854ea83346d69195f1dde9e715559 0 111 451 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[[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA 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Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 5ae1d6cc13f9fe7fb41b4f05081019485c730131 452 451 2024-08-10T03:09:27Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= * [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] |-|2004= text |-|2005= text |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> ca28eb1a1c15fa624e324c114f979e16e609380e 465 452 2024-08-10T14:20:55Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= * [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] |-|2004= text |-|2005= * [[Gilroy, CA (910 Renz Lane)]] * [[Leominster, MA (132 Sacks Blvd)]] * [[Ocala, FL (3500 SW College Rd)]] * [[Ontario, Canada (4450 Walker Rd)]] * [[Johnson City, TN (3020 Peoples St)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7601 S Walker Ave)]] * [[El Centro, CA (803 E Danenberg Dr)]] * [[Glendale, AZ (6773 West Bell Rd)]] * [[Hagerstown, MD (17618 Valley Mall Blvd)]] * [[Santa Maria, CA (2254 S Bradley Rd)]] * [[Roseville, CA (9601 Fairway Dr)]] * [[Stockton, CA (6436 Pacific Ave)]] * [[Victoria, TX (7800 N Navarro St)]] * [[Greeley, CO (2309 Greeley Mall)]] * [[Greensburg, PA (5256 Route 30 #273)]] * [[North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave)]] * [[Columbia, MO (2003 W Worley Rd)]] * [[Abilene, TX (4310 Buffalo Gap Rd)]] * [[Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd)]] * [[Newmarket, Ontario, Canada (17410 Yonge St)]] * [[Selma, TX (14565 IH 35 North)]] * [[Jonesboro, AR (3400 E Highland Dr)]] * [[Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd)]] * [[Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd)]] * [[Troy, MI (740 John R Rd)]] * [[Florence, SC (2701 David McLeod Blvd)]] |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= text |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 8dbf4ef3a7f0e2d7dcbe14188cd40b632eaccd27 472 465 2024-08-10T14:39:01Z NoahRbxt2 17 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= * [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] |-|2004= text |-|2005= * [[Gilroy, CA (910 Renz Lane)]] * [[Leominster, MA (132 Sacks Blvd)]] * [[Ocala, FL (3500 SW College Rd)]] * [[Ontario, Canada (4450 Walker Rd)]] * [[Johnson City, TN (3020 Peoples St)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7601 S Walker Ave)]] * [[El Centro, CA (803 E Danenberg Dr)]] * [[Glendale, AZ (6773 West Bell Rd)]] * [[Hagerstown, MD (17618 Valley Mall Blvd)]] * [[Santa Maria, CA (2254 S Bradley Rd)]] * [[Roseville, CA (9601 Fairway Dr)]] * [[Stockton, CA (6436 Pacific Ave)]] * [[Victoria, TX (7800 N Navarro St)]] * [[Greeley, CO (2309 Greeley Mall)]] * [[Greensburg, PA (5256 Route 30 #273)]] * [[North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave)]] * [[Columbia, MO (2003 W Worley Rd)]] * [[Abilene, TX (4310 Buffalo Gap Rd)]] * [[Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd)]] * [[Newmarket, Ontario, Canada (17410 Yonge St)]] * [[Selma, TX (14565 IH 35 North)]] * [[Jonesboro, AR (3400 E Highland Dr)]] * [[Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd)]] * [[Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd)]] * [[Troy, MI (740 John R Rd)]] * [[Florence, SC (2701 David McLeod Blvd)]] |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> c8a3427abe6d797ed39c4482a8c9b28dc9f565ae 0 132 455 2024-08-10T03:25:40Z Burakfausi11 22 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make va..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the 1988 Major Remodel. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the Phase 1 Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen.They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the Phase 2 game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the Phase 2 game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being Phase 3. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == 29c08722520f66d5899648932cfc42800c651e54 456 455 2024-08-10T03:42:00Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 30 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the 1988 Major Remodel. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the Phase 1 Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen.They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the Phase 2 game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the Phase 2 game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being Phase 3. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == edc217c3a5a029461357cd7a7b89c7a09a853f1b 458 456 2024-08-10T03:49:46Z Burakfausi11 22 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 30 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the 1988 Major Remodel. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the Phase 1 Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen.They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the Phase 2 game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the Phase 2 game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being Phase 3. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == 17ccc644b71a92671afac8673f6e7a69c727cfaf 462 458 2024-08-10T04:09:42Z Burakfausi11 22 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the 1988 Major Remodel. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the Phase 1 Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen.They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the Phase 2 game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the Phase 2 game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being Phase 3. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == 15ffdfce6ccb3cf7320c819a1c108971293706e7 463 462 2024-08-10T04:23:35Z Burakfausi11 22 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == 2710635e242afa9df7e669b48b118b6f7ef4b6c1 464 463 2024-08-10T13:55:44Z Burakfausi11 22 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == Credit's to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. b0205b063ad9c2f92190ff8f7513058597bbb7f4 469 464 2024-08-10T14:34:14Z Burakfausi11 22 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Chicoolympicsad1996png.png File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == Credit's to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. a5f47d21eed1261d6dabc3a71e56bc8a3d5fe997 476 469 2024-08-10T14:47:08Z Burakfausi11 22 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |Chuck E. Cheese’s: Dancin’ All Night Long (Chico, CA, 2009) (youtube.com) |Chuck E. Cheese’s: Dancin’ All Night Long (Chico, CA, 2009 |2009 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Chicoolympicsad1996png.png File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == Credit's to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. 4fc2e973687f49864fe8398508bbb8a0030c27c1 477 476 2024-08-10T14:49:36Z Burakfausi11 22 /* Videos */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfqVbOlWI0U&list=PL2zBd0XJNregqRA0XMzao4bHwuLnVFqR_&index=3 Link] |Chuck E. Cheese’s: Dancin’ All Night Long (Chico, CA, 2009 |2009 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Chicoolympicsad1996png.png File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == Credit's to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. 3c6710090df06805e0e994a22d9766e0e8c3011c 479 477 2024-08-10T14:51:28Z Burakfausi11 22 /* Videos */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfqVbOlWI0U Link] |Chuck E. Cheese’s: Dancin’ All Night Long (Chico, CA, 2009 |2009 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Chicoolympicsad1996png.png File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == Credit's to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. 88315e2c14f115b174cc7a46be1c09b469160eca 2 133 457 2024-08-10T03:43:27Z CECLover 28 Created page with "im the milwaukee lad" wikitext text/x-wiki im the milwaukee lad ca2edefa89563677a5d36c52337c9db6c7e2a31d 0 134 459 2024-08-10T04:05:03Z CECLover 28 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |storenumber = 30 |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = Late 1989 }} == History == Eau Claire opened on April 30th, 1987, as a Post-Merger CEC with a Rocker Stage. Little to no information is known about this location, other than newspaper articles It is unknown if they recieved the 1988 Remodel because no photos exist of this location at all. In Late 1989, they would close for unknown reasons. It would sit abandoned until in 1990, when it turned int..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |storenumber = 30 |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = Late 1989 }} == History == Eau Claire opened on April 30th, 1987, as a Post-Merger CEC with a Rocker Stage. Little to no information is known about this location, other than newspaper articles It is unknown if they recieved the 1988 Remodel because no photos exist of this location at all. In Late 1989, they would close for unknown reasons. It would sit abandoned until in 1990, when it turned into a Circus Pizza being the only one outside of Minnesota, Probably reciving a Rock-afire Explosion. It would close in 1991, being the shortest lived Circus Pizza. Sometime later, the building was converted into a Highland Fitness. As of 2024, the Highland Fitness is still there, with little to no remnants of CEC or Circus Pizza anywhere. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> 82a4849936651e9dbc688d2c4bbfbf9a25a3a13e 460 459 2024-08-10T04:05:16Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = Late 1989 }} == History == Eau Claire opened on April 30th, 1987, as a Post-Merger CEC with a Rocker Stage. Little to no information is known about this location, other than newspaper articles It is unknown if they recieved the 1988 Remodel because no photos exist of this location at all. In Late 1989, they would close for unknown reasons. It would sit abandoned until in 1990, when it turned into a Circus Pizza being the only one outside of Minnesota, Probably reciving a Rock-afire Explosion. It would close in 1991, being the shortest lived Circus Pizza. Sometime later, the building was converted into a Highland Fitness. As of 2024, the Highland Fitness is still there, with little to no remnants of CEC or Circus Pizza anywhere. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> 04ce3b100fa201e4a9489d5b4270157b9d5f943f 461 460 2024-08-10T04:07:34Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = Late 1989 }} == History == Eau Claire opened on April 30th, 1987, as a Post-Merger CEC with a Rocker Stage. Little to no information is known about this location, other than newspaper articles It is unknown if they recieved the 1988 Remodel because no photos exist of this location at all. In Late 1989, they would close for unknown reasons. It would sit abandoned until in 1990, when it turned into a Circus Pizza being the only one outside of Minnesota, Probably reciving a Rock-afire Explosion. It would close in 1991, being the shortest lived Circus Pizza. Sometime later, the building was converted into a Highland Fitness. As of 2024, the Highland Fitness is still there, with little to no remnants of CEC or Circus Pizza anywhere. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> fc36695ac6321ad2522cbdb3d0873441a77d3fe9 0 1 466 124 2024-08-10T14:21:54Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__{{Welcome}} '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer in Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, ''' let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} ''' NOTE: This wiki is NOT affiliated with CEC Entertainment, Creative Engineering, OR any related companies. This wiki, despite being comprehensive, is 100% unofficial and does not have any association with official brands. ''' 1263fab09ce41c00f7b857d14001763e096de113 0 56 467 193 2024-08-10T14:29:02Z BurgersNuggs445 8 Stages made up 40% of the page wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Private|industry=Family Entertainment Center|founded=May 17, 1977, (PTT) March 3, 1980, (SPP), May 16, 1985 (SPT)|founder=[[Showbiz Pizza Place]], [[Pizza Time Theatre]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=CEC Entertainment.png.png|numberoflocations=568|areaserved=Africa, Asia, Europe, The Americas|keypeople=David McKillips, Current CEO|brands=TJ Hartford's, Pasqually's Pizza & Wings|owner=Monarch Capital|parent=Atari, Inc. (1977–1978)[[Pizza Time Theatre, Inc.]] (1978–1985) ShowBiz Pizza Time, Inc. (1985–1998) CEC Entertainment, Inc. (1998–2020) CEC Entertainment, LLC (2020–present)|subsidiaries=[[Peter Piper Pizza]]|website=https://www.chuckecheese.com/|title=CEC Entertainment, LLC}} '''CEC Entertainment''', formerly known as '''Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.''' is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. Through CEC, the company operated 500+ locations across the world, and also owns Peter Piper Pizza Pasqually's Pizza & Wings, and formerly Showbiz Pizza & TJ Hartford's. =History = Showbiz Pizza Time was originally formed as a result of the merger between Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre, which was finalized in May of 1985. After the merger, both Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre operated separately. However, certain Showbiz Pizza locations opened with Chuck E. Cheese characters like Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder). In the later half of the 80s, Showbiz Pizza Time requested rights to the Rockafire Explosion from Aaron Fechter, which they were declined. This caused a falling out between the companies, which would be the cause of Concept Unification, the removal of the Rockafire for Chuck E. Cheese and his friends. The early 90s brought heavy competition from companies like Discovery Zone and Leaps and Bounds. Due to the competition, the company faced low sales. This initiated a remodel effort, called "Operation Thumb Chuck." Which brought a more updated look to the locations, so they could stand out against other companies. The company also created new stages around this time to supply something fresh and new to their costumers. 3d5ade3ab1d58f4a615cbe6826b2ac8c1e6506b2 6 135 468 2024-08-10T14:30:40Z Burakfausi11 22 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 92 470 394 2024-08-10T14:38:10Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki == Design Concepts == * [[CEC Mini Unit/Small Market Stores|Mini Unit/Small Market Stores]] === Remodels === * Unnamed 1986 Remodel * [[Operation Thumb Chuck (Remodel)|Operation Thumb Chuck]] * [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)|Cool Chuck]] * Unnamed 2015 Remodel * [[CEC 2.0 (Remodel)|CEC 2.0]] === Phases === * [[CEC Phase I|Phase I]] * [[CEC Phase II|Phase II]] * [[CEC Phase III|Phase III]] * [[CEC Phase IV|Phase IV]] 6b645940516a57e36334b3911c53b06a7f3ecb7b 471 470 2024-08-10T14:38:25Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki == Design Concepts == * [[CEC Mini Unit/Small Market Stores|Mini Unit/Small Market Stores]] === '''Remodels''' === * Unnamed 1986 Remodel * [[Operation Thumb Chuck (Remodel)|Operation Thumb Chuck]] * [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)|Cool Chuck]] * Unnamed 2015 Remodel * [[CEC 2.0 (Remodel)|CEC 2.0]] === '''Phases''' === * [[CEC Phase I|Phase I]] * [[CEC Phase II|Phase II]] * [[CEC Phase III|Phase III]] * [[CEC Phase IV|Phase IV]] 74d39d941a46040ba3f585257133d02a4ef88742 473 471 2024-08-10T14:43:16Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Design Concepts */ wikitext text/x-wiki == Design Concepts == * [[Mini Unit Stores]] * [[Small Market Stores]] === '''Remodels''' === * Unnamed 1986 Remodel * [[Operation Thumb Chuck (Remodel)|Operation Thumb Chuck]] * [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)|Cool Chuck]] * Unnamed 2015 Remodel * [[CEC 2.0 (Remodel)|CEC 2.0]] === '''Phases''' === * [[CEC Phase I|Phase I]] * [[CEC Phase II|Phase II]] * [[CEC Phase III|Phase III]] * [[CEC Phase IV|Phase IV]] 532ace206eaaf4daccf451c8ed75c37b0f1cb26f 474 473 2024-08-10T14:44:06Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Design Concepts */ wikitext text/x-wiki == Design Concepts == * [[Mini Unit Stores]] * [[Small Market Stores]] * [[2003 Reconfiguration]] === '''Remodels''' === * Unnamed 1986 Remodel * [[Operation Thumb Chuck (Remodel)|Operation Thumb Chuck]] * [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)|Cool Chuck]] * Unnamed 2015 Remodel * [[CEC 2.0 (Remodel)|CEC 2.0]] === '''Phases''' === * [[CEC Phase I|Phase I]] * [[CEC Phase II|Phase II]] * [[CEC Phase III|Phase III]] * [[CEC Phase IV|Phase IV]] 6d537965c00e1e07e20dad252796cf80c4121d47 475 474 2024-08-10T14:47:02Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Remodels */ wikitext text/x-wiki == Design Concepts == * [[Mini Unit Stores]] * [[Small Market Stores]] * [[2003 Reconfiguration]] === '''Remodels''' === * Unnamed 1986 Remodel * [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] * [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)|Cool Chuck]] * Unnamed 2015 Remodel * [[Chuck E. Cheese 2.0]] === '''Phases''' === * [[CEC Phase I|Phase I]] * [[CEC Phase II|Phase II]] * [[CEC Phase III|Phase III]] * [[CEC Phase IV|Phase IV]] 5486d2ede47b0a7e5c4001c216a79d3dcb6d690f 0 134 480 461 2024-08-10T14:51:48Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = Late 1989 }} == History == Eau Claire opened on April 30th, 1987, as a Post-Merger CEC with a Rocker Stage. Little to no information is known about this location, other than newspaper articles It is unknown if they recieved the 1988 Remodel due to its short lifespan and because no photos exist of this location at all. In Late 1989, they would close for unknown reasons. It would sit abandoned until in 1990, when it turned into a Circus Pizza being the only one outside of Minnesota, Probably reciving a Rock-afire Explosion. It would close in 1991, being the shortest lived Circus Pizza. Sometime later, the building was converted into a Highland Fitness. As of 2024, the Highland Fitness is still there, with little to no remnants of CEC or Circus Pizza anywhere. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> 89d28ee8b542c60d869cded1944ad6e5b1aaa1b8 0 121 481 478 2024-08-10T14:51:55Z NoahRbxt2 17 wikitext text/x-wiki '''CEC 2.0''' is a remodel that removes all pre-2017 decor from a store including art, signs, booths, flooring, and the animatronic show. It began at the San Antonio (Stone Oak), TX (1403 N Loop) location in June 2017 ==History== ==2017 Version== ==2021 Version== Debuted in [[Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] this variant included a TV screen similar to the Circles of Light stage. The TV is made up of small LED tiles produced by Acue Lighting. The 2021 2.0 remodel also reintroduced the pickup counter which was originally in a small amount of locations. 485ea3e6eb2ac2b53e483354149aca3ccdd039de 0 132 482 479 2024-08-10T14:54:27Z Burakfausi11 22 /* Gallery */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfqVbOlWI0U Link] |Chuck E. Cheese’s: Dancin’ All Night Long (Chico, CA, 2009 |2009 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Chicoolympicsad1996png|1996 Olympics Advertisment File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == Credit's to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. 3ba27675f92706bf9f8eeb88cc46c53a1de18d90 483 482 2024-08-10T14:57:47Z Burakfausi11 22 /* Gallery */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfqVbOlWI0U Link] |Chuck E. Cheese’s: Dancin’ All Night Long (Chico, CA, 2009 |2009 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Chicoolympicsad1996png.png|1996 Olympics Advertisment File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == Credit's to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. 0be02199075ceebc15ff8f9f50a0bba867f462a2 0 77 484 443 2024-08-10T15:06:49Z NoahRbxt2 17 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuckecheesefredericksburg.jpg |storenumber = 545 |built = 1999 |squarefootage = 10,578 }} [[File:Footage.png|thumb|An image from Fredericksburg in December 2010 Before their 2012 "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration.]] [[File:RIP.png|thumb|Fredericksburg in 2020 before they reopened. PC: NoahRbxt]] '''Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened July 23rd, 2021 with a Video Wall + Dance Floor, after previously opening on September 4, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. == History == Fredericksburg originally opened on September 4th, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. The location would remain relatively unchanged until 2012, when it received the "Cool Chuck" Reconfiguration. This meant the removal of Showroom walls, older interior elements for newer designs, a new exterior design, and new purple walls inside. The store would once again go unchanged until May 29th, 2020, when the location permanently closed. The location was put up for sale on LoopNet, which uncovered never before seen photos of the location when it had Operation Thumb Chuck, pre-2012, and released other notable information like square footage, parking spaces, etc. When Fredericksburg closed many parts were sent to Hampton and used. However when Hampton remodeled in 2022 the parts were officially destroyed. Fredericksburg would stay vacant for a little over a year, until June of 2021, when the store would be worked on again with plans to reopen. The store would reopen a little over a month later, and have a grand reopening ceremony, offering free incentives to visitors, like cake, playtime, etc. Building wise, the remodel offered a new restroom design, updates to the kitchen, and ordering area, a new game package, new decor, and a new stage; the 2021 model Dance Floor + Video Wall, which was first installed at the [[Manassas, VA (7730 Stream Walk Ln)]] location earlier that year, was also present. The store also made minor tweaks to the character orientation after opening, like making Chuck E.'s poster next to the video wall larger. == Media == == References == 01618cf540c06cf45f11f4443a5ccfaeb25d6653 0 84 485 390 2024-08-10T23:30:42Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Videos */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1986, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to beadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new playplace titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's facade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br><br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br><br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Montfortclipping.png </gallery> == References == <references /> 5f5482c6e7dce37f875462e25b1f9d2aedc837bb 0 136 486 2024-08-11T05:12:38Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "tomorrow" wikitext text/x-wiki tomorrow 2dac81d65dd44b5d6ac0dd7afdf25b1527f6f0f7 490 486 2024-08-11T19:29:31Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = 103 |built = 1970? |opened = April 19th, 1982 |closed = October 1984 |demolished = |squarefootage = Unknown }} 3ae2f84d88484f04e3045868cd8764ac989931a2 0 137 487 2024-08-11T05:13:15Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "tomorrow" wikitext text/x-wiki tomorrow 2dac81d65dd44b5d6ac0dd7afdf25b1527f6f0f7 491 487 2024-08-11T19:37:58Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = ADD LATER |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 6th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} 08651293ce59a8d2e67fd8636a9f68700d25da33 6 138 488 2024-08-11T19:20:55Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 139 489 2024-08-11T19:28:09Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 140 492 2024-08-11T23:03:43Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "'''TJ Hartford's''', formerly/formally known as '''TJ Hartford's Grill and Bar''' or '''TJ Hartford's Sports Grille''', was a singular restaurant and concept created by [[CEC Entertainment]] in 2001. 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Cheese's]] |first = Lynnwood, WA (2000?) |amount = 2 |last = Lynnwood, WA (July 2023) |left = 0 |bots = 5 }}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Stage |image = lynnwoodstage.jpg |restaurant = [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] |first = Lynnwood, WA (2000?) |amount = 2 |last = Lynnwood, WA (July 2023) |left = 0 |bots = 5 }} a5916db862af52b3073be574b1ede765fc91e981 501 500 2024-08-12T15:24:41Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Stage |image = lynnwood3stage.jpg |restaurant = [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] |first = Lynnwood, WA (2000?) |amount = 2 |last = Lynnwood, WA (July 2023) |left = 0 |bots = 5 }} 5730e194b5f6287bbf9a104e0bd66d35b9eeebae 502 501 2024-08-12T15:29:41Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Stage |image = lynnwood3stage.jpg |restaurant = [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] |first = Lynnwood, WA (2000) |amount = 2 |last = Lynnwood, WA (July 23, 2023) |left = 0 |bots = 5 }} '''The Cyberamic 3-Stage''', erroneously known as the 2.5 Stage, is an unofficial stage type made for [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] restaurants that formerly had a [[3-Stage]]. Only two locations received this conversion, being Lynnwood, WA sometime around 2000, and Springfield, MA in 2019. Both Lynnwood and Springfield's installations were likely unrelated and coincidental, both likely relating to the bad condition of the original animatronics. The first to be removed would be Springfield, removing it a year after installation when the store closed in 2020 as a bankruptcy casualty. The only Cyberamic 3-Stage would be Lynnwood until they closed on July 23, 2023. Lynnwood's animatronics were said to have come from the Spokane, WA location. 8613e83c3e5bb07885dea291ba32ba16e986442a 504 502 2024-08-12T15:52:08Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Stage |image = lynnwood3stage.jpg |restaurant = [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] |first = Lynnwood, WA (2000) |amount = 2 |last = Lynnwood, WA (July 23, 2023) |left = 0 |bots = 5 }} '''The Cyberamic 3-Stage''', erroneously known as the '''2.5 Stage''', is an unofficial stage type made for [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] restaurants that formerly had a [[3-Stage]]. Only two locations received this conversion, being [[Lynnwood, WA (3717 196th St Ste. 100)]] sometime around 2000, and [[Springfield, MA (1716 Boston Rd)]] in 2019. Both Lynnwood and Springfield's installations were likely unrelated and coincidental, both likely relating to the bad condition of the original animatronics. The first to be removed would be Springfield, removing it a year after installation when the store closed in 2020 as a bankruptcy casualty. The only Cyberamic 3-Stage would be Lynnwood until they closed on July 23, 2023. Lynnwood's animatronics were said to have come from the Spokane, WA location. == Details == '' See also: [[3-Stage]] '' The stage itself is a standard 3-Stage, but uses [[Cyberamic]] animatronics instead of the [[Concept Unification]] animatronics. Pizzacam and other props are removed. Springfield's buildings had unique purple lighting during shows. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |ADD LATER | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:lynnwood2.jpg|Center Stage (Lynnwood, WA) </gallery> == References == <references /> 13d030d00953f27a3ad0b18485a2f008ee516b70 505 504 2024-08-12T15:53:45Z Midwestretail 6 Redirected page to [[2.5 Stage]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[2.5 Stage]] {{Stage |image = lynnwood3stage.jpg |restaurant = [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] |first = Lynnwood, WA (2000) |amount = 2 |last = Lynnwood, WA (July 23, 2023) |left = 0 |bots = 5 }} '''The Cyberamic 3-Stage''', erroneously known as the '''2.5 Stage''', is an unofficial stage type made for [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] restaurants that formerly had a [[3-Stage]]. Only two locations received this conversion, being [[Lynnwood, WA (3717 196th St Ste. 100)]] sometime around 2000, and [[Springfield, MA (1716 Boston Rd)]] in 2019. Both Lynnwood and Springfield's installations were likely unrelated and coincidental, both likely relating to the bad condition of the original animatronics. The first to be removed would be Springfield, removing it a year after installation when the store closed in 2020 as a bankruptcy casualty. The only Cyberamic 3-Stage would be Lynnwood until they closed on July 23, 2023. Lynnwood's animatronics were said to have come from the Spokane, WA location. == Details == '' See also: [[3-Stage]] '' The stage itself is a standard 3-Stage, but uses [[Cyberamic]] animatronics instead of the [[Concept Unification]] animatronics. Pizzacam and other props are removed. Springfield's buildings had unique purple lighting during shows. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |ADD LATER | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:lynnwood2.jpg|Center Stage (Lynnwood, WA) </gallery> == References == <references /> c7f858fffd99834b2b6cffa1e94ceed99a818dc3 506 505 2024-08-12T15:54:09Z Midwestretail 6 Removed redirect to [[2.5 Stage]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Stage |image = lynnwood3stage.jpg |restaurant = [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] |first = Lynnwood, WA (2000) |amount = 2 |last = Lynnwood, WA (July 23, 2023) |left = 0 |bots = 5 }} '''The Cyberamic 3-Stage''', erroneously known as the '''2.5 Stage''', is an unofficial stage type made for [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] restaurants that formerly had a [[3-Stage]]. Only two locations received this conversion, being [[Lynnwood, WA (3717 196th St Ste. 100)]] sometime around 2000, and [[Springfield, MA (1716 Boston Rd)]] in 2019. Both Lynnwood and Springfield's installations were likely unrelated and coincidental, both likely relating to the bad condition of the original animatronics. The first to be removed would be Springfield, removing it a year after installation when the store closed in 2020 as a bankruptcy casualty. The only Cyberamic 3-Stage would be Lynnwood until they closed on July 23, 2023. Lynnwood's animatronics were said to have come from the Spokane, WA location. == Details == '' See also: [[3-Stage]] '' The stage itself is a standard 3-Stage, but uses [[Cyberamic]] animatronics instead of the [[Concept Unification]] animatronics. Pizzacam and other props are removed. Springfield's buildings had unique purple lighting during shows. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |ADD LATER | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:lynnwood2.jpg|Center Stage (Lynnwood, WA) </gallery> == References == <references /> 13d030d00953f27a3ad0b18485a2f008ee516b70 507 506 2024-08-12T15:54:57Z Midwestretail 6 Midwestretail moved page [[Cyberamic 3-Stage]] to [[2.5 Stage]] without leaving a redirect: add redirect wikitext text/x-wiki {{Stage |image = lynnwood3stage.jpg |restaurant = [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] |first = Lynnwood, WA (2000) |amount = 2 |last = Lynnwood, WA (July 23, 2023) |left = 0 |bots = 5 }} '''The Cyberamic 3-Stage''', erroneously known as the '''2.5 Stage''', is an unofficial stage type made for [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] restaurants that formerly had a [[3-Stage]]. Only two locations received this conversion, being [[Lynnwood, WA (3717 196th St Ste. 100)]] sometime around 2000, and [[Springfield, MA (1716 Boston Rd)]] in 2019. Both Lynnwood and Springfield's installations were likely unrelated and coincidental, both likely relating to the bad condition of the original animatronics. The first to be removed would be Springfield, removing it a year after installation when the store closed in 2020 as a bankruptcy casualty. The only Cyberamic 3-Stage would be Lynnwood until they closed on July 23, 2023. Lynnwood's animatronics were said to have come from the Spokane, WA location. == Details == '' See also: [[3-Stage]] '' The stage itself is a standard 3-Stage, but uses [[Cyberamic]] animatronics instead of the [[Concept Unification]] animatronics. Pizzacam and other props are removed. Springfield's buildings had unique purple lighting during shows. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |ADD LATER | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:lynnwood2.jpg|Center Stage (Lynnwood, WA) </gallery> == References == <references /> 13d030d00953f27a3ad0b18485a2f008ee516b70 508 507 2024-08-12T15:55:18Z Midwestretail 6 Midwestretail moved page [[2.5 Stage]] to [[Cyberamic 3-Stage]]: add redirect wikitext text/x-wiki {{Stage |image = lynnwood3stage.jpg |restaurant = [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] |first = Lynnwood, WA (2000) |amount = 2 |last = Lynnwood, WA (July 23, 2023) |left = 0 |bots = 5 }} '''The Cyberamic 3-Stage''', erroneously known as the '''2.5 Stage''', is an unofficial stage type made for [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] restaurants that formerly had a [[3-Stage]]. Only two locations received this conversion, being [[Lynnwood, WA (3717 196th St Ste. 100)]] sometime around 2000, and [[Springfield, MA (1716 Boston Rd)]] in 2019. Both Lynnwood and Springfield's installations were likely unrelated and coincidental, both likely relating to the bad condition of the original animatronics. The first to be removed would be Springfield, removing it a year after installation when the store closed in 2020 as a bankruptcy casualty. The only Cyberamic 3-Stage would be Lynnwood until they closed on July 23, 2023. Lynnwood's animatronics were said to have come from the Spokane, WA location. == Details == '' See also: [[3-Stage]] '' The stage itself is a standard 3-Stage, but uses [[Cyberamic]] animatronics instead of the [[Concept Unification]] animatronics. Pizzacam and other props are removed. Springfield's buildings had unique purple lighting during shows. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |ADD LATER | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:lynnwood2.jpg|Center Stage (Lynnwood, WA) </gallery> == References == <references /> 13d030d00953f27a3ad0b18485a2f008ee516b70 6 144 503 2024-08-12T15:48:56Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 145 509 2024-08-12T15:55:18Z Midwestretail 6 Midwestretail moved page [[2.5 Stage]] to [[Cyberamic 3-Stage]]: add redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Cyberamic 3-Stage]] 4c045a69aa06ba7ff2d643f09c5bdccc7da1f3c6 0 115 510 421 2024-08-12T15:58:51Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = Unknown |opened = Cancelled (Planned 1999) |closed = |squarefootage = }} '''S Cooper St''' is an unfinished and cancelled standalone Chuck E. Cheese's location that was planned sometime between 1998-1999. It was meant to be next to the Wendy's which is still open there. It would've most likely had a [[Studio 'C'/Stage 2002]]. This store never materialized besides a few newspaper articles, and it likely never opened due to the [[Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder Rd)|S Fielder]] and [[Arlington, TX (3200 Justiss Dr)|Justiss Dr]] locations already being in Arlington, and them both being popular enough already. As of current, a gas station is on the space where this location would've once stood. TODO: Find newspaper article and add more info 5b400ccaea2473fc7e14b141dc842555b39bdf0b 2 146 511 2024-08-12T17:33:31Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "Sup! I'm an administrator and co-founder of this wiki. I have been a fan since 2016." wikitext text/x-wiki Sup! I'm an administrator and co-founder of this wiki. I have been a fan since 2016. 651a0ac8aa73efea7230a66f6b36997142ec7ab3 0 147 520 2024-08-12T21:59:04Z ItzaRob 10 Made a new page for Vestavia (will be finished at a later date). wikitext text/x-wiki '''Olde Town Shopping Center, 500 Old Town Rd,''' also known as '''Vestavia,''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on October 20th, 1982 and is currently open to this day as a Chuck E. Cheese. TODO: Add the rest of the page elements such as a table of contents, gallery, etc. == History == On October 22nd, 1982, Vestavia would open as a Showbiz Pizza Place, the fifth one to open in Alabama. Vestavia would receive the Showbiz Pizza Campground Upgrade at some point in the late 80's. Vestavia would receive Concept Unification by Mid-1991, retrofitting the Rock-afire Explosion into Chuck E. Cheese characters, and would also remodel to the 1986 Remodel, painting the walls white, adding colored checkers, replacing older decor with newer decor, and changing the exterior to the "Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza" exterior from this remodel. Around the Mid 90's, this location would receive the Operation Thumb Chuck Remodel, which saw the removal of older decor for newer decor, added new green and black booths to the showroom and blue and red ones to the rest of the store, added the SkyTubes, and would give Vestavia a Thumb Chuck exterior. At some point in the Mid-to-Late 90's, Helen would receive a custom yellow boa to replace the original black and white one as well as a custom green cheerleader outfit seen at other Alabama locations during this time. In Fall of 2000, Vestavia would receive one of the very first Studio C 2000's, replacing their 3 Stage. They would remodel again in 2011 to the 2010 Update to the 2003 Cool Chuck Reconfiguration, removing all the 90's decor, painting some of the walls purple, replacing some of the older booths with newer booths, replacing the Thumb Chuck exterior with an Avenger Chuck exterior, and removing the showroom walls and balcony seating. This location would receive the 2015 Remodel, which saw the location paint the walls lime, blue, and yellow, replace the older decor with newer decor, and replace the Studio C 2000 with a 2015 Version of the Chuck E. Live Stage. Vestavia would receive the 2.0 Remodel in December of 2021, changing the exterior to the 2.0 exterior, removing older decor for newer decor, painting the walls white, replacing all of the older booths with 2.0 booths, and replacing the 2015 Model Chuck E. Live Stage with a 2021 Model. As of current, Vestavia remains like this. c8bf0a008c33e0815f1be4ed0bc5aff3232c52c3 6 148 521 2024-08-13T16:34:13Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 149 522 2024-08-13T16:34:31Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 150 523 2024-08-13T16:37:59Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 1 524 466 2024-08-13T16:39:46Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Banner2.png|center|frameless|900x900px]] __NOTOC__{{Welcome}} '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer in Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, ''' let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} ''' NOTE: This wiki is NOT affiliated with CEC Entertainment, Creative Engineering, OR any related companies. This wiki, despite being comprehensive, is 100% unofficial and does not have any association with official brands. ''' 190c926fa01b4284bb2521d883bfab8a01d7448b 525 524 2024-08-13T16:40:37Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Banner2.png|center|frameless|900x900px]] __NOTOC__{{Welcome}} '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer in Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, ''' let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} ''' NOTE: This wiki is NOT affiliated with CEC Entertainment, Creative Engineering, OR any related companies. This wiki, despite being comprehensive, is 100% unofficial and does not have any association with official brands. ''' [[File:Beadboard.png|thumb|900x900px]] 10e61c2d7c4a0790e81b18032e71063875e681ab 526 525 2024-08-13T16:41:23Z Midwestretail 6 Undo revision [[Special:Diff/525|525]] by [[Special:Contributions/Midwestretail|Midwestretail]] ([[User talk:Midwestretail|talk]]) wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Banner2.png|center|frameless|900x900px]] __NOTOC__{{Welcome}} '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer in Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, ''' let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} ''' NOTE: This wiki is NOT affiliated with CEC Entertainment, Creative Engineering, OR any related companies. This wiki, despite being comprehensive, is 100% unofficial and does not have any association with official brands. ''' 190c926fa01b4284bb2521d883bfab8a01d7448b 527 526 2024-08-13T16:42:08Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Banner2.png|center|frameless|900x900px]] __NOTOC__{{Welcome}} '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer in Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, ''' let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} ''' NOTE: This wiki is NOT affiliated with CEC Entertainment, Creative Engineering, OR any related companies. This wiki, despite being comprehensive, is 100% unofficial and does not have any association with official brands. ''' [[File:Beadboard.png|center|frameless|900x900px]] 0fe90ae385e9e1fd7c96e599eb504aab7a540d71 6 151 528 2024-08-13T21:05:38Z Retrocornpy 24 present day wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == present day c2a3da95e6111e05192f97126335e2dad8654a52 0 152 529 2024-08-13T21:05:56Z Retrocornpy 24 Created page with "{{Store Infobox|image=Antioch2007.jpg|storenumber=30|opened=1980|closed=2024|squarefootage=30,000}} == History == The Wilkes-Barre Pizza Time Theatre was first listed in a Pizza Times article in October 1982, and again in November 1982, alongside the lease being signed at the same time. It would be worked on until 1983 when the idea was shelved due to them being unable to waiver required parking spaces for more space for the gameroom. == Media == ==== '''Gallery''' ==..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=Antioch2007.jpg|storenumber=30|opened=1980|closed=2024|squarefootage=30,000}} == History == The Wilkes-Barre Pizza Time Theatre was first listed in a Pizza Times article in October 1982, and again in November 1982, alongside the lease being signed at the same time. It would be worked on until 1983 when the idea was shelved due to them being unable to waiver required parking spaces for more space for the gameroom. == Media == ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> cc68bcb58e71012511be4fd8db5b527959e53d2b 6 153 530 2024-08-13T21:08:42Z Retrocornpy 24 after the plans fell through.png wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == after the plans fell through.png c324251c3294ba814e1eea3b10ceddead3ee95f1 0 152 531 529 2024-08-13T21:09:04Z Retrocornpy 24 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=Scott st ptt present day.jpeg|squarefootage=12,000}} == History == The Wilkes-Barre Pizza Time Theatre was first listed in a Pizza Times article in October 1982, and again in November 1982, alongside the lease being signed at the same time. It would be worked on until 1983 when the idea was shelved due to them being unable to waiver required parking spaces for more space for the gameroom. == Media == ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Wilkes barre ptt 80s.png </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 09b01702963b95463261dbda4395e10dda9c17b3 532 531 2024-08-13T21:15:56Z Retrocornpy 24 /* Media */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=Scott st ptt present day.jpeg|squarefootage=12,000}} == History == The Wilkes-Barre Pizza Time Theatre was first listed in a Pizza Times article in October 1982<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes2-3.pdf</ref>, and again in December 1982<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes2-4.pdf</ref>, alongside the lease being signed at the same time<ref name=":0" />. It would be worked on until August 1983 when the idea was shelved due to them being unable to waiver required parking spots for more space<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/437865024/</ref> == Media == ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Wilkes barre ptt 80s.png </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> c49ef1d0484351eea47c74313ff266c2a7f02f73 533 532 2024-08-13T21:16:42Z Retrocornpy 24 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=Scott st ptt present day.jpeg|squarefootage=12,000}} == History == The Wilkes-Barre Pizza Time Theatre was first listed in a Pizza Times article in October 1982<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes2-3.pdf</ref>, and again in December 1982<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes2-4.pdf</ref>, alongside the lease being signed at the same time<ref name=":0" />. It would be worked on until August 1983 when the idea was shelved due to them being unable to waiver required parking spots for more space<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/437865024/</ref> == Media == ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Wilkes barre ptt 80s.png|Wilkes-Barre PTT after the plans fell through. </gallery> == References == <references /> e11bc68a7cc9427fca367723eaf9c2f338db4036 534 533 2024-08-13T21:19:56Z Retrocornpy 24 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=Scott st ptt present day.jpeg|squarefootage=12,000}} == History == The Wilkes-Barre Pizza Time Theatre was first listed in a Pizza Times article in October 1982<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes2-3.pdf</ref>, and again in December 1982<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes2-4.pdf</ref>, alongside the lease being signed at the same time<ref name=":0" />. It would be worked on until August 1983 when the plans were shelved due to them being unable to waiver required parking spots for more space<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/437865024/</ref> == Media == ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Wilkes barre ptt 80s.png|Wilkes-Barre PTT after the plans fell through. </gallery> == References == <references /> eee40e86f624230b0ed30b7f8a2f88662be3a982 536 534 2024-08-13T21:20:44Z Retrocornpy 24 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=Scott st ptt present day.jpeg|squarefootage=12,000}} == History == The Wilkes-Barre Pizza Time Theatre was first mentioned in a Pizza Times article in October 1982<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes2-3.pdf</ref>, and again in December 1982<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes2-4.pdf</ref>, alongside the lease being signed at the same time<ref name=":0" />. It would be worked on until August 1983 when the plans were shelved due to them being unable to waiver required parking spots for more space<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/437865024/</ref> == Media == ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Wilkes barre ptt 80s.png|Wilkes-Barre PTT after the plans fell through. </gallery> == References == <references /> 6d2b1995e808df87a763c7bcaa02e4eccbeb4f8f 540 536 2024-08-14T01:41:29Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Scott st ptt present day.jpeg |storenumber = | |opened = Cancelled (Planned 1982-1984) |closed = |squarefootage = 12,000 }} '''500 Scott St''' was a cancelled Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre that was mentioned and planned around 1982. It was planned for opening until the plans were permanently shelved due to parking lot disputes. It was in a former A&P building. Wilkes-Barre would not see Chuck E. Cheese's again for 20 years, until the new location at [[2120 Wilkes Barre Township Blvd]] opened in 2004. == History == The Wilkes-Barre Pizza Time Theatre was first mentioned in a Pizza Times article in October 1982<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes2-3.pdf</ref>, and again in December 1982<ref>https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes2-4.pdf</ref>, alongside the lease being signed at the same time<ref name=":0" />. It would be worked on until August 1983 when the plans were shelved due to them being unable to waiver required parking spots for more space.<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/437865024/</ref> In the late 1980s, it would become a Levi's store and then would become a medical clinic. It is currently still a clinic, with the exterior receiving minor altercations since then. == Media == ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Wilkes barre ptt 80s.png|Wilkes-Barre as a Levi's (1990) </gallery> == References == <references /> 0053347e1783c838d2e6b83dd11d5bbd64deeaf1 0 154 535 2024-08-13T21:20:38Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Created Ogden (WIP) wikitext text/x-wiki temp d969831eb8a99cff8c02e681f43289e5d3d69664 537 535 2024-08-13T21:28:21Z BeanyBoi1252 9 og den wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = May 17th, 1980 |closed = Late 1991 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == I'm workin on it! TODO: History, game and shows. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 17a3825dd0550a25ee6f6029d0df2b241ae4adb6 539 537 2024-08-13T21:30:21Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Ogden1991.jpg |storenumber = N/A |opened = May 17th, 1980 |closed = Late 1991 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == I'm workin on it! 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Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 7dc87783b493e4bebae63311c115d1a66c529c78 6 155 538 2024-08-13T21:29:43Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Ogden! wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Ogden! 9e9dade57446bf6025899172706066ed43a3d8cd 0 157 542 2024-08-14T12:55:11Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "Work work work. Working. Nothing to see here yet. TODO: Make page, upload image files, cite sources." wikitext text/x-wiki Work work work. Working. Nothing to see here yet. TODO: Make page, upload image files, cite sources. 5fc28c338c651f505f1d341262a394c243033842 0 158 543 2024-08-14T14:48:44Z Midwestretail 6 Redirected page to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] 6bfdc870e5ae1d64395e8f9f754a015314018fdc 0 159 544 2024-08-14T16:42:28Z Retrocornpy 24 Created page with "{{Store Infobox|image=Antioch2007.jpg|storenumber=30|opened=1980|closed=2024|squarefootage=30,000}} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. 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Animatronjc !! Serial Number !! Status |- | udio C || N/A || Owned by a private collector |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/GHpBCtQik2c?si=GZ7rU2qZAfzNiHd4 |BIM's Webshow: Happy Birthday! |December 15th, 2009 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg|just leaving this as a placeholder </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 8c59cb238cf2a88f29f5ed2d90846c8a52e09217 547 545 2024-08-14T16:51:33Z Retrocornpy 24 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=IMG_5559.jpeg|storenumber=533|opened=April 21st, 2004|squarefootage=11,000}} == History == TODO<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= TODO |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. 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Serial Number !! Status |- |Studio C 16m || N/A || Owned by a private collector |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/GHpBCtQik2c?si=GZ7rU2qZAfzNiHd4 |BIM's Webshow: Happy Birthday! |December 15th, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/yF-_5cCnXg0?si=EgZiJB02l3OEfHyI |Chuck E. Cheese's Studio C Cappa Dancin' Kitten Wilkes-Barre, PA August 2015 |August 14th, 2015 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Wilkes2010.jpeg|Wilkes-Barre in 2010 </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> cc335fe55efa5686d019aac08af6f917605ced0b 551 549 2024-08-14T19:45:00Z Retrocornpy 24 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=IMG_5559.jpeg|storenumber=533|opened=April 21st, 2004|squarefootage=11,000}} == History == TODO<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= (NOT DONE) Space Invaders Chuck E's Marathon Runner Pink Panther Jewel Heist Nicktoons Racing Hoop It Up Skeeball Spongebob Super Striker Chuck E. Cheese's Sketchbook Big Win Super Spin Harpoon Lagoon Sonic Blast Ball Tightrope Simpsons Soccer Trolls Deastorm Pirates Take 5 With Chuck E |-|Walkaround Characters= TODO |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- |Studio C 16m || N/A || Owned by a private collector |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/GHpBCtQik2c?si=GZ7rU2qZAfzNiHd4 |BIM's Webshow: Happy Birthday! |December 15th, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/yF-_5cCnXg0?si=EgZiJB02l3OEfHyI |Chuck E. Cheese's Studio C Cappa Dancin' Kitten Wilkes-Barre, PA August 2015 |August 14th, 2015 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Wilkes2010.jpeg|Wilkes-Barre in 2010 </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> b1358e11719d3f1b1ab7c04ed639b672a607c0f0 552 551 2024-08-14T19:53:59Z Retrocornpy 24 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=IMG_5559.jpeg|storenumber=533|opened=April 21st, 2004|squarefootage=11,000}} == History == TODO<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= (NOT DONE) * Space Invaders * Chuck E's Marathon Runner * Pink Panther Jewel Heist * Nicktoons Racing * Hoop It Up * Alley Roller * Spongebob Super Striker * Chuck E. Cheese's Sketchbook * Big Win Super Spin * Harpoon Lagoon * Sonic Blast Ball * Tightrope * Simpsons Soccer * Trolls * Deadstorm Pirates * Take 5 With Chuck E * Jett Rider * Robin Hood * Deep Sea Treasure * Hollywood Reels * Super Monkey Ball |-|Walkaround Characters= TODO |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- |Studio C 16m || N/A || Owned by a private collector |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/GHpBCtQik2c?si=GZ7rU2qZAfzNiHd4 |BIM's Webshow: Happy Birthday! |December 15th, 2009 |- |https://youtu.be/yF-_5cCnXg0?si=EgZiJB02l3OEfHyI |Chuck E. Cheese's Studio C Cappa Dancin' Kitten Wilkes-Barre, PA August 2015 |August 14th, 2015 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Wilkes2010.jpeg|Wilkes-Barre in 2010 </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> e6b26c385fcabb6a53a219c495599e6bd32a795c 6 160 546 2024-08-14T16:50:38Z Retrocornpy 24 wilke berr wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == wilke berr 98534f938a1c12c84e16ae5c851a7bbe94d13778 550 546 2024-08-14T19:31:59Z Retrocornpy 24 Retrocornpy uploaded a new version of [[File:IMG 5559.jpeg]] wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == wilke berr 98534f938a1c12c84e16ae5c851a7bbe94d13778 6 161 548 2024-08-14T16:54:34Z Retrocornpy 24 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 65 553 344 2024-08-14T21:09:35Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 77, 82 |built = 1956 (W.T Grant's) |opened = March 3rd, 1980 |closed = August-October 2007 |demolished = January 2012 |squarefootage = 11,000-12,000 }} '''Antioch Center, 2726 NE Vivion Rd''', also known as '''Antioch''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on March 3rd, 1980, and closed in 2007 as a Chuck E. Cheese's. It was located in an exterior-entrance tenant space in the Antioch Center mall. This store was the first ever Showbiz Pizza Place to ever open in Missouri, and the first ever opened overall. ==History== ''See page: [[SPP History]]'' In 1979, Topeka Inn Management, a Holiday Inn hotel franchisee, collaborated with Pizza Time Theatre to open and operate 280 Pizza Time Theatre restaurants in 16 different states, one of those being Missouri. The store that was already being planned was the location in the Antioch Center. This location would be in development, until Bob Brock saw potential with the animatronic company Creative Engineering, Inc. Their more advanced animatronic characters interested him, and soon enough, TPI suspended their deal with PTT, leaving the Antioch Center location unfinished. It would be like this until Topeka Inn decided to quickly and hastily rebrand the location to a new chain, known as Showbiz Pizza. This choice notably left several Pizza Time Theatre remnants, such as an unbranded Cheese Crawl. At first, this location did not have a Rock-afire Explosion, as the building was not quite finished and/or finalized. Until they could install a Rock-afire Explosion, the store used the Wolf Pack 5 with a modified Queenie, known as Mini Mozzarella, which was another animatronic band from Creative Engineering. This band would last until February 1981, where they would install a Rock-afire Explosion in it's place. In 1989, Kansas City would receive Concept Unification, which resulted in the retrofitting and retheming of the Showbiz Pizza characters and decor, switching out the Rock-afire Explosion for Munch's Make Believe Band. It is unclear whether they added the new Showbiz Pizza sign, or got a 1987 Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza sign. This swapped out the old decorations and theming for new beadboard wainscoting, presumably checkers along the upper sides of the walls, blue and white striped canopies over the counters and salad bar, new games, and new seating and decorations. Items included Mount Chuckmore, confetti character posters, and more. Antioch Center, at this time, would go through an extensive exterior renovation, replacing the arched canopy facade with a green and beige design with new entrance canopies. In the mid-1990s, this store would remodel for the final time, and receive Operation Thumb Chuck, which was the largest change in this store's history. Canopies were removed, beadboards were repainted to grey, and new restroom, salad bar, and entrance signage were added. Red and yellow awnings were also added to the exterior. However, the green and black booth designs would never be replaced. Among interior changes also included Artifact Shelves, and wall planters along the showroom. The store would never remodel after this, as it would close years later. The 3-Stage itself, due to this store's high ceiling height, would be uniquely very tall, with the building backdrop not reaching. Plans for this store to close were made as early as 2004, when the Kansas City board made discussion of demolishing Antioch Center for a much newer open-air center. It is unclear if Chuck E. Cheese's would've been rebuilt for this new project or not. The plans were shelved due to financial or lease reasons. A 2005 blog described this store as large, with a lot of storage due to the wasted square footage. The room used for storage was presumably some kind of Sportsroom. The 3-Stage also notably never replaced Chuck's tuxedo, and kept Pizzacam's box. Not only this, but they also had an extra private party room known internally as Dining C. They would stay like this until the store closed in Spring of 2007. The mall it resided in, Antioch Center, was struggling financially and had less and less visitors. This store most likely closed due to the mall's growing failure and diminishing success. Despite this, Antioch center's website still listed Chuck E. Cheese's late into 2007, long after it seemingly closed. The vacant space in the mall where Chuck E. Cheese's resided would never be replaced by a new business, as Antioch Center would permanently close in 2012. Purchased by a new company, in January of that year, the mall's contents and frame were subsequently razed for the construction of a new shopping center, known as Antioch Crossing. Antioch Crossing remains in the plot of land to this day. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= TODO: Archive game list. |-|Walkaround Characters= * Billy Bob Walkaround * Chuck E. Cheese Walkaround (TODO: Generations of heads and outfits/versions) |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1980 with a Wolf Pack 5 show, which was replaced with the Rock-afire Explosion in February 1981. It would be converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's 3-Stage due to the Concept Unification Process in 1989. They would keep this stage until closure in 2005. Uniquely very tall due to the store's high ceiling structure. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/a3RbvsrLy2U?feature=shared |Antioch in 1989 before CU, blue wainscoting can be seen. |1989 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch1.jpg|Wolf Pack 5 (1980) File:Antioch2.jpg|Beach Bear File:Antioch3.jpg|Dingo Starr File:Antioch4.jpg|Wolfman File:Antioch5.jpg|Fats Geronimo File:Antioch6.jpg|Mini Mozzarella File:Antiochcec1.jpg|Exterior (2005) File:Antiochcec2.jpg|3-Stage (2005) File:Antiochcec3.jpg|Interior (2005) File:Antioch2010s.png|Exterior post-closure (2010s) </gallery> == See Also == *[[SPP Locations]] *[[SPP History]] fac012d6b267f6aab77968ff2836cf917600111c 0 137 554 491 2024-08-16T18:51:37Z BeanyBoi1252 9 I'm workin on it! wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = ADD LATER |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 6th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} == History == Pensacola would open on December 6th, 1981 as a standard stand alone Showbiz Pizza Place, being the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> a1e3291cb871ea00f805cd43acf49ba124f7c5dd 555 554 2024-08-16T19:30:41Z BeanyBoi1252 9 i think i'm cooking wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd) is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> with a Rock A-fire Explosion. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> with a Rock A-fire Explosion. In [ADD DATE] the store would receive the Unnamed 1986 Remodel, which involved painting walls white and adding checkers, beadboarding, showroom windows and a new ordering/prize counter. Around this time the store would presumably rebrand exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. Around the mid 1990's the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor, added new games ride, and the addition of a toddler play area called the Toddler Zone. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> be125ee063de9fd2190c2b4c73c9d77c9e3feb7d 556 555 2024-08-16T19:33:28Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock A-fire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In [ADD DATE] the store would receive the Unnamed 1986 Remodel, which involved painting walls white and adding checkers, beadboarding, showroom windows and a new ordering/prize counter. Around this time the store would presumably rebrand exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. Around the mid 1990's the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor, added new games ride, and the addition of a toddler play area called the Toddler Zone. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 7146fd96b6d903bfa0192c717939a368ec1d4419 557 556 2024-08-16T19:34:06Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock A-fire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. Around the early 1990's the store would receive the Unnamed 1986 Remodel, which involved painting walls white and adding checkers, beadboarding, showroom windows and a new ordering/prize counter. Around this time the store would presumably rebrand exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. Around the mid 1990's the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor, added new games ride, and the addition of a toddler play area called the Toddler Zone. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 32febc0ad67678ebf5164f8475a08cb3b35f9f36 558 557 2024-08-16T19:43:19Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock A-fire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991 the store received the Unnamed 1986 Remodel<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around the mid 1990's the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 0551caaa135364bad881acd90f03af755cfd2fea 559 558 2024-08-16T22:13:46Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock-afire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. [[cecuniversity.miraheze.org/wiki/Showbiz Pizza:Standard Buildings|It is a standard 1981-built Showbiz building.]] It is located next to the former land where the University Mall once stood from 1974-2013. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991, the store received the [[1986 Remodel]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around the mid 1990's the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. Wainscoting was also painted grey. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1981 as a standard Showbiz Pizza Place with a Rock-afire Explosion show. Received Concept Unification in August 1991, and removed the 3-Stage when they remodeled to 2.0, with a Dance Floor, which it still has to this day. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pizzacam, unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually, Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit) || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch, Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls, Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny, Unknown |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Building, Unknown |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese, Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> d75c713dfa35da8d41dda8f4e12e6c741206a77a 560 559 2024-08-16T22:14:25Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock-afire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. [[cecuniversity.miraheze.org/wiki/Showbiz Pizza:Standard Buildings|It is a standard 1981-built Showbiz building.]] It is located next to the former land where the University Mall once stood from 1974-2013. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991, the store received the [[1986 Remodel]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around the mid 1990's the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. Wainscoting was also painted grey. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1981 as a standard Showbiz Pizza Place with a Rock-afire Explosion show. Received Concept Unification in August 1991, and removed the 3-Stage when they remodeled to 2.0, with a Dance Floor, which it still has to this day. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pizzacam, unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually, Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch, Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls, Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny, Unknown |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Building, Unknown |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese, Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 7ec165e41ea51d82dacf484fe231bf9f116deb78 561 560 2024-08-16T22:15:13Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock-afire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. [[cecuniversity.miraheze.org/wiki/Showbiz Pizza:Standard Buildings|It is a standard 1981-built Showbiz building.]] It is located next to the former land where the University Mall once stood from 1974-2013. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991, the store received the [[1986 Remodel]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around the mid 1990's the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. Wainscoting was also painted grey. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1981 as a standard Showbiz Pizza Place with a Rock-afire Explosion show. Received Concept Unification in August 1991, and removed the 3-Stage when they remodeled to 2.0, with a Dance Floor, which it still has to this day. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch; Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls; Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny; Unknown |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Building; Unknown |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese; Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 608800933667c2ba3a0f09e2b9fb58c344d22bb5 0 111 562 472 2024-08-16T23:34:59Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley 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|-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. 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Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Ride..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 04c3444a4581f7702f514d409bb57ae98997226f 0 132 564 483 2024-08-16T23:49:27Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = January 11th, 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st 1982, as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They would have a lounge room with the King. Chico's guest star is unkown at that time. The Chico Pizza Time Theatre would participate in various events.Chico survived the bankruptcy and stayed open to keep the store open they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe, offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, (probably with the inclusion of colored checkereds), new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. The C stage and The King (if he was still installed) would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkereds, and old rides, added new playgrounds such as the Obstotron and the Ball Bath, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also recieved the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, during the olympic games, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package, and because of the olympic games, it would have a special deal, where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would cause a certain decision. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store was in worse shape. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, that being that a few walls were painted purple, along with a few showroom windows, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage , where they got a weird, Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chico Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise wouldn’t be renewed, because they couldn’t update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, FUN ZONE & PIZZA. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and new characters on the two stage. (Atleast, they kept Jasper’s guitar.) Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Jurassic Park 1944 * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Daytona USA * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Wheel of Fortune 2001 and Coin Pusher * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue var.) * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Pot O’ Gold * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Puff the Magic Dragon Ride * Goin’ Fishin’ * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Spider Stompin’ (2 Units) * Dinospin * Dunk N’ Alien Swamp Stomp * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table 1996 * Caveman Clobber * Artic Thunder * Cruis'n USA * Buddy Bear * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (with Bootleg cabinet) |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfqVbOlWI0U Link] |Chuck E. Cheese’s: Dancin’ All Night Long (Chico, CA, 2009 |2009 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Chicoolympicsad1996png.png|1996 Olympics Advertisment File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == Credit's to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. 560147ae93bf84694bc554b944a115bb23fb586a 571 564 2024-08-17T01:12:10Z Polykirisame 40 Made several grammatical fixes, and added info that was missing from the page. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = 230 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = January 11th, 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st, 1982 as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage, and a lounge room with The King. Chico's guest star at the time is unknown. The store participated in multiple events. Chico survived the 1984 bankruptcy and stayed open. To keep the store open, they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe and offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything had stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, the introduction of checkers, new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. Sometime around 1993, the C stage and The King would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkers, and old rides. It also came with several new additions, such as new playgrounds, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). This also came with the addition of two TV sets next to the stage that had makeshift planters on the bottom of them. The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also received the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package. During the 1996 Summer Olympics, they had a special deal where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would make very poor decisions that would affect Chico's future. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr. Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated the skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store began to deteriorate in quality. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, which included a few walls being painted purple, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage, where they got a unique Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise for Chico would not be renewed, because they couldn’t afford to update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, Fun Zone & Pizza. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and retrofitted cyberamics that unfortunately did not work. Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. Sometime around 2016, the original building was demolished and a new DaVita Dialysis center was built on top of it. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (Bootleg cabinet) * Jurassic Park (1994) * Daytona USA * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Wheel Of Fortune (2001) * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue variant) * Puff the Magic Dragon Coin Operated Ride * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table (1996) * Caveman Clobber * Dinoscore * Arctic Thunder * Cruis’n USA * Pot O’ Gold * Wheel Of Fortune (Coin Pusher) * Buddy Bear * Swamp Stomp * Spider Stompin’ (there were 2 of these) * Dunk N’ Alien * Dinospin * Goin’ Fishin’ / Fishin’ Fun |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= * Balcony Stage * C-Stage * 2-Stage List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfqVbOlWI0U Link] |Dancin’ All Night Long |2009 |- |[https://youtu.be/zUefRhKWpsA Link] |Birthday Extravaganza 2008 |2009 |- |[https://youtu.be/fGT8IAgCskk Link] |Birthday Extravaganza 2008 |November 22, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/DaCBZyrnORA Link] |Chuck E. March 2001 |November 22, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/1v5IvFhARBU Link] |Birthday video |September 6, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/W8EtubUJ76w Link] |The Infamous No More Chuck E. Cheese video |May 2nd, 2011 |- |[https://youtu.be/S4nqebm43CI Link] |Fun Zone's Closure |September 18th, 2011 |- |[https://youtu.be/JLdBhKEfmbI Link] |The Vacant building 4 years later |2015 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Chicoolympicsad1996png.png|alt=1996 Olympics Advertisment File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == Credit's to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. a2d8f61f03e60a0bf8b6e3b601566551559f041b 0 163 565 2024-08-16T23:56:36Z JND 39 New page wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)''''' is a ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater/ Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened on May 18th, 1981 and is still opened today with the 2.0 remodel. It is located across from the Vintage Faire Mall. == History == Modesto opened on May 18th, 1981 with either a Portrait Stage or Balcony Stage. It also opened with the new "corporate design", which would be the only one installed besides the San Ramon, CA location. During its lifespan, it had Harmony Howlett, madame Oink and Helen Henny as the guest stars. It also had Dolli Dimples in the cabaret. It also hosted Teen Nights during the 80s like any other PTT. On October 22nd, 1984, it would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. It would be refranchised not long after though. Somewhere between 1989/1990, it would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older decor for newer decor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage, and rebranding the exterior to "Showbiz Pizza". In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive Phase 1, which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate.... again. Not long after during 2006/2007, they would receive Phase 4 or the 2005 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck remodel. This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old decor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would also expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older decor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. Animatronics & Videos coming soon! b3fe8a4bc92df671feb17231969977d7daa61b69 567 565 2024-08-17T00:15:38Z JND 39 added image wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Modesto 30ac6e757fe8b1905f5e052c92c32700 ba81b0fe 540.jpg|thumb|Modesto as a Phase 4]] '''''Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)''''' is a ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater/ Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened on May 18th, 1981 and is still opened today with the 2.0 remodel. It is located across from the Vintage Faire Mall. == History == Modesto opened on May 18th, 1981 with either a Portrait Stage or Balcony Stage. It also opened with the new "corporate design", which would be the only one installed besides the San Ramon, CA location. During its lifespan, it had Harmony Howlett, madame Oink and Helen Henny as the guest stars. It also had Dolli Dimples in the cabaret. It also hosted Teen Nights during the 80s like any other PTT. On October 22nd, 1984, it would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. It would be refranchised not long after though. Somewhere between 1989/1990, it would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older decor for newer decor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage, and rebranding the exterior to "Showbiz Pizza". In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive Phase 1, which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate.... again. Not long after during 2006/2007, they would receive Phase 4 or the 2005 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck remodel. This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old decor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would also expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older decor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. Animatronics & Videos coming soon! 02fc85928e7f87675725b1e994ac766de024ae62 6 164 566 2024-08-17T00:13:33Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 1 165 568 2024-08-17T00:27:34Z JND 39 Created page with "Can someone change the image to a store infobox? thanks" wikitext text/x-wiki Can someone change the image to a store infobox? thanks c5b2bb6566599465c212c746377b47946fcf8fe1 0 166 569 2024-08-17T00:34:32Z JND 39 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)''''' was a ''Pizza Time Theater'' that opened on October 20th, 1980 and closed during May 2008. This location had the second to last Rocker Stage in existence and was the 15th Chuck E. Cheese to open overall == History == In progress, check back in tomorrow. 9c5c32d3f51591487c8fca3e001164d9e1a3b4a4 6 167 570 2024-08-17T00:50:27Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 74 572 340 2024-08-17T06:24:41Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News Articles, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== Compilation of articles about the location in question {| class="wikitable" !Article Link !Title/Description !Published |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} This gallery is for coupons and advertisements exclusive to the location, articles may be included if it is only available via screenshot <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 99459aa5b51d3577a184a3a5269d5c761225ca79 573 572 2024-08-17T06:25:23Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* News Articles, Coupons, & Advertisements */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News Articles, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== Compilation of articles about the location in question. {| class="wikitable" !Article Link !Title/Description !Published |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} This gallery is for coupons and advertisements exclusive to the location, articles may be included if it is only available via screenshot. <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 72131b71214a74281058ff0ba57c46014b317cf3 6 168 574 2024-08-17T06:37:50Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki Montfort SPP Showroom a713cdb589f4fb77d7e6741c39b5b74e27d424ef 6 169 575 2024-08-17T06:38:44Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki AAM Article Via CEC Master 5eb58e24358ef725b3b617fd73c1e13aad07777c 6 170 576 2024-08-17T06:40:06Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki Montfort Target Interior f5a3fe216719ac54e491bd6fd212ba6d246af566 6 171 577 2024-08-17T06:40:26Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki Montfort Target Interior f5a3fe216719ac54e491bd6fd212ba6d246af566 6 172 578 2024-08-17T06:41:14Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki AAM Sept 1996 Clipping via Nostalgia Cow 0341b9713e7fe382d8bf919f6d227532a112eda6 6 173 579 2024-08-17T06:43:38Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki Montfort Now Hiring 18ffcf74132aa516fda4a34e5d3f9371563e5b89 0 84 580 485 2024-08-17T06:45:41Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* Videos */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1987, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to breadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new play-place titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br><br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br><br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News Articles, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== <gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> 17f77538d23159a82d46aa6d0902cb0c0d5d4694 0 84 581 580 2024-08-17T06:50:42Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* News Articles, Coupons, & Advertisements */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1987, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to breadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new play-place titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br><br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br><br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |}<gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> 907adab21e5f59dfea9986e64077be2dd4968974 609 581 2024-08-17T21:59:04Z Midwestretail 6 WIP animatronic list wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1987, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to breadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new play-place titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br><br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br><br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch in 1989, later Pizzacam shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny in 1989, reconfigured to play a keyboard. Retrofitted to Pasqually shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually in 1989, later Mr. Munch shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into an early Jasper T. Jowls in 1989, cosmetics redone in 1990; Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch in 1989, later removed when the 3-Stage was finalized; Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese, and then Helen Henny shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch in 1989, later Building shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted to Mr. Munch in 1989, and turned back into Moon shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese in 1990; Unknown |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese (Awesome Adventure Machine; Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Destroyed in 1997 |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese 32M (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Removed in 2001 when the store closed; Possibly sent to Moreno Valley, CA? Discarded |- | [[Bird (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |}<gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> 3c01261a1fd77ade762cef00fd0b10e49dc88ec1 610 609 2024-08-17T22:00:14Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 49 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1987, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to breadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new play-place titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br><br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br><br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch in 1989, later Pizzacam shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny in 1989, reconfigured to play a keyboard. Retrofitted to Pasqually shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually in 1989, later Mr. Munch shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into an early Jasper T. Jowls in 1989, cosmetics redone in 1990; Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch in 1989, later removed when the 3-Stage was finalized; Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese, and then Helen Henny shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch in 1989, later Building shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted to Mr. Munch in 1989, and turned back into Moon shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese in 1990; Unknown |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese (Awesome Adventure Machine; Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Destroyed in 1997 |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese 32M (Animatronic)]] || 002 || Removed in 2001 when the store closed; Possibly sent to Moreno Valley, CA? Discarded |- | [[Bird (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |}<gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> 26d2cc2648cce29379bc78de27b9b9aec0afce39 614 610 2024-08-17T23:23:59Z TestAccount6777 49 Corrected store number wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 580 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1987, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to breadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new play-place titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br><br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br><br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch in 1989, later Pizzacam shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny in 1989, reconfigured to play a keyboard. Retrofitted to Pasqually shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually in 1989, later Mr. Munch shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into an early Jasper T. Jowls in 1989, cosmetics redone in 1990; Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch in 1989, later removed when the 3-Stage was finalized; Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese, and then Helen Henny shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch in 1989, later Building shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted to Mr. Munch in 1989, and turned back into Moon shortly after; Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese in 1990; Unknown |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese (Awesome Adventure Machine; Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Destroyed in 1997 |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese 32M (Animatronic)]] || 002 || Removed in 2001 when the store closed; Possibly sent to Moreno Valley, CA? Discarded |- | [[Bird (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |}<gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> e867db4cea8c814cf2b69f1839d46be2b6a3d124 626 614 2024-08-18T17:39:37Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 580 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1987, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to breadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new play-place titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br><br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br><br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Rolfe & Earl (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Dook (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Fatz (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Mitzi (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation))]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Choo Choo (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[AAM Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[32 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Bird (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |}<gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> 64dc9f340539aa7269e14c353551d0be4063ed13 627 626 2024-08-18T17:42:47Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 580 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1987, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to breadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period, between 1988 and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel. Included updates are the addition of a new play-place titled the Obstotron, other new games and rides, and new decor items. Not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. As well, the exterior would be remodeled to add the half-circular part Chuck E. Cheese's facades usually have. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with a Rock A-fire Explosion.<br><br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes.<br><br>In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of May of 1990. In June of the same year the store would receive the first Munch's Make Beleive Band. This show most notably utlized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br><br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br><br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to exectives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Rolfe & Earl (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Dook (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Fatz (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Mitzi (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation))]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled? |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Choo Choo (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[AAM Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Destroyed |- | [[32 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || 002 || Likely Relocated to Moreno Valley, Destroyed |- | [[Bird (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |}<gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> ddd57d3a631b2d009bacb3ce3a79f83f74916f6a 630 627 2024-08-18T18:04:41Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 580 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1987, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to breadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period. Between then and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel, not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update once more and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. The final visible piece of Chuck E. Cheese's former presence is the half-circular piece added onto the exterior, which is likely to have been added during the mid-1990's update. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with standard Rock A-fire Explosion stage show. The showroom entrance would refer to the show as "The Worlds Greatest Robotic Entertainers" during its Showbiz Pizza Place run.<br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes. The location would also receive the Interactive Billy Bob concept and a one of a kind Interactive Fatz<br> In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of the Spring of 1990.<br> In June the store would receive the first Munch's Make Believe Band. This show most notably utilized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to executives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Rolfe & Earl (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Dook (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Fatz (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Mitzi (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation))]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled? |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Choo Choo (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[AAM Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Destroyed |- | [[32 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || 002 || Likely Relocated to Moreno Valley, Destroyed |- | [[Bird (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |}<gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> 12a2c08793e4b9d00185ec4ee47a38a5db71863b 0 74 582 573 2024-08-17T06:51:51Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== Compilation of coverage about the location in question. {| class="wikitable" !Link !Title/Description !Published |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} This gallery is for coupons and advertisements exclusive to the location, articles may be included if it is only available via screenshot. <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 959a51ca1a3822308fec650725dedd6feebed518 6 174 583 2024-08-17T17:59:49Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 175 584 2024-08-17T18:00:19Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 176 585 2024-08-17T18:00:56Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 177 586 2024-08-17T18:01:33Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 178 587 2024-08-17T18:02:24Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 179 588 2024-08-17T18:03:38Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 180 589 2024-08-17T18:03:59Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 181 590 2024-08-17T18:04:22Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 182 591 2024-08-17T18:05:46Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 183 592 2024-08-17T18:06:31Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 184 593 2024-08-17T18:06:55Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 185 594 2024-08-17T18:07:15Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 186 595 2024-08-17T18:07:33Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 187 596 2024-08-17T18:08:14Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 188 597 2024-08-17T18:08:56Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 189 598 2024-08-17T18:10:12Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 190 599 2024-08-17T18:10:50Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 191 600 2024-08-17T18:11:38Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 192 601 2024-08-17T18:13:19Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 193 602 2024-08-17T18:13:42Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 132 603 571 2024-08-17T18:25:58Z Polykirisame 40 Added some more images and info wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = #230/3039 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = January 11th, 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st, 1982 as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage, and a lounge room with The King. Chico's guest star at the time is unknown. The store participated in multiple events. Chico survived the 1984 bankruptcy and stayed open. To keep the store open, they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe and offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything had stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, the introduction of checkers, new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. Sometime around 1993, the C stage and The King would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkers, and old rides. It also came with several new additions, such as new playgrounds, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). This also came with the addition of two TV sets next to the stage that had makeshift planters on the bottom of them. The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also received the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package. During the 1996 Summer Olympics, they had a special deal where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would make very poor decisions that would affect Chico's future. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr. Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated the skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store began to deteriorate in quality. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, which included a few walls being painted purple, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage, where they got a unique Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise for Chico would not be renewed, because they couldn’t afford to update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, Fun Zone & Pizza. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and retrofitted cyberamics that unfortunately did not work. Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. Sometime around 2016, the original building was demolished and a new DaVita Dialysis center was built on top of it. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (Bootleg cabinet) * Jurassic Park (1994) * Daytona USA * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Wheel Of Fortune (2001) * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue variant) * Puff the Magic Dragon Coin Operated Ride * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table (1996) * Caveman Clobber * Dinoscore * Arctic Thunder * Cruis’n USA * Pot O’ Gold * Wheel Of Fortune (Coin Pusher) * Buddy Bear * Swamp Stomp * Spider Stompin’ (there were 2 of these) * Dunk N’ Alien * Dinospin * Goin’ Fishin’ / Fishin’ Fun |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= TODO. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfqVbOlWI0U Link] |Dancin’ All Night Long |2009 |- |[https://youtu.be/zUefRhKWpsA Link] |Birthday Extravaganza 2008 |2009 |- |[https://youtu.be/fGT8IAgCskk Link] |Birthday Extravaganza 2008 |November 22, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/DaCBZyrnORA Link] |Chuck E. March 2001 |November 22, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/1v5IvFhARBU Link] |Birthday video |September 6, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/W8EtubUJ76w Link] |The Infamous No More Chuck E. Cheese video |May 2nd, 2011 |- |[https://youtu.be/S4nqebm43CI Link] |Fun Zone's Closure |September 18th, 2011 |- |[https://youtu.be/JLdBhKEfmbI Link] |The Vacant building 4 years later |2015 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20211030-133622 Chrome.webp|Chico's Balcony Stage File:Img.webp|Chico PTT ad File:Screenshot 2022-08-06 005644.webp|Chico PTT ad for the Salad Bar File:43062059 2118022421555415 396322333486219264 n.png|The King at Chico File:P12.webp|Chico as a Pizza Time Theatre with Chuck E. Cheese in the Showroom File:Unk12nown.png|Cool Chuck walkaround, presumably taken sometime in the 90s File:Chicoolympicsad1996png.png|alt=|1996 Olympics Advertisment File:P--1.png|Birthday photo taken inside the showroom File:Unknown 1 1.png|Some of the Gameroom File:1003205 557054194358564 205067494 n.png|Walkaround with an 80s vest File:SuperChuck.png|Super Chuck in the showroom File:Chico2.png|Avenger walkaround in the showroom File:Chico1.png|Chuck E. Cyberamic File:U41nknown.png|Avenger walkaround and animatronics File:27Chico.png|Helen, Munch, and Jasper File:Im241age0.png|The Gameroom File:3769219254 a9cf85f055 h.png|Picture that has a glimpse of the Showroom File:Image0-85.png|Some of the Gameroom and Showroom File:Ima421ge (1).jpg|Exterior from presumably before 2010 File:Unkn421ow543n.png|The exterior from September 2010, still with the SPT 1992 Remodel exterior File:Unk5321nown.webp|Fun Zone & Pizza exterior File:Ima1ge0.webp|Chico being demolished </gallery> == References == Credits to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. f3a93be71b7582055f878f12a2ebfda6d215448f 0 109 604 418 2024-08-17T18:28:27Z Polykirisame 40 Added Chico to the 1982 section wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Santa Ana, CA]] * [[Wilkes-Barre Township, PA (500 Scott St)]] * [[Ealing, England]] |-|1977 & 1978= * [[San Jose, CA (370 S Winchester Blvd)]] * [[San Jose, CA (1371 Kooser Rd)]] |-|1979= * [[Concord, CA (1975 Diamond Blvd)]] * [[Sacramento, CA (Florin Mall, 7020 Stockton Blvd)]] * [[Huntington Beach, CA (15511 Edwards St)]] * [[Stockton, CA (4555 N Pershing Ave)]] * [[Sparks, NV (530 Greenbrae Dr)]] * [[Citrus Heights, CA (7614 Greenback Ln)]] |-|1980= * [[Fullerton, CA (1841 W Orangethorpe Ave)]] * [[La Habra, CA (901 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Ogden, UT (3155 Harrison Blvd)]] * [[Sun Valley CA (8357 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Fresno, CA (5384 N Blackstone Ave)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (5534 E 22nd St)]] * [[Covina, CA (601 Azusa Ave)]] * [[Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)]] * [[Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder Rd)]] * [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]] * [[Maple Heights, OH (5376 Northfield Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (4339 Falls of Neuse Rd)]] * [[Fremont, CA (5161 Mowry Ave)]] * [[Long Beach, CA (4706 Los Coyotes Diagonal)]] * [[Westminster, CO (7301 N Federal Blvd)]] * [[Westland, MI (208 S Wayne Rd)]] |-|1981= * [[Sunnyvale, CA (1247 W El Camino Real)]] * [[Winter Park, FL (1997 Aloma Ave)]] * [[Orlando, FL (841 Lee Rd)]] * [[San Diego, CA (6403 El Cajon Blvd)]] * [[Queensland, Australia (Surfers Paradise)]] * [[Santa Rosa, CA (545 Ross St)]] * [[Hayward, CA (24253 Hesperian Blvd)]] * [[Mobile, AL (4685 Airport Blvd)]] * [[Millcreek, UT (3344 S 1300 E)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (8616 E Broadway Blvd)]] * [[Fort Meyers, FL (3112 Cleveland Ave)]] * [[Milpitas, CA (346 S Abel St)]] * [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)]] |-|1982= * [[Chico, CA (966 East Ave)]] |-|1983= text |-|1984= text |-|1985 & 1986= text </tabber> c9dbfd0aefe7c9790835b60398044317cd645967 613 604 2024-08-17T23:22:36Z TestAccount6777 49 Added Riverside, I plan to make a page of this store, This store had a 1-Stage before closure wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Santa Ana, CA]] * [[Wilkes-Barre Township, PA (500 Scott St)]] * [[Ealing, England]] |-|1977 & 1978= * [[San Jose, CA (370 S Winchester Blvd)]] * [[San Jose, CA (1371 Kooser Rd)]] |-|1979= * [[Concord, CA (1975 Diamond Blvd)]] * [[Sacramento, CA (Florin Mall, 7020 Stockton Blvd)]] * [[Huntington Beach, CA (15511 Edwards St)]] * [[Stockton, CA (4555 N Pershing Ave)]] * [[Sparks, NV (530 Greenbrae Dr)]] * [[Citrus Heights, CA (7614 Greenback Ln)]] |-|1980= * [[Fullerton, CA (1841 W Orangethorpe Ave)]] * [[La Habra, CA (901 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Ogden, UT (3155 Harrison Blvd)]] * [[Sun Valley CA (8357 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Fresno, CA (5384 N Blackstone Ave)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (5534 E 22nd St)]] * [[Covina, CA (601 Azusa Ave)]] * [[Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)]] * [[Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder Rd)]] * [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]] * [[Maple Heights, OH (5376 Northfield Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (4339 Falls of Neuse Rd)]] * [[Fremont, CA (5161 Mowry Ave)]] * [[Long Beach, CA (4706 Los Coyotes Diagonal)]] * [[Westminster, CO (7301 N Federal Blvd)]] * [[Westland, MI (208 S Wayne Rd)]] |-|1981= * [[Sunnyvale, CA (1247 W El Camino Real)]] * [[Winter Park, FL (1997 Aloma Ave)]] * [[Orlando, FL (841 Lee Rd)]] * [[San Diego, CA (6403 El Cajon Blvd)]] * [[Queensland, Australia (Surfers Paradise)]] * [[Santa Rosa, CA (545 Ross St)]] * [[Hayward, CA (24253 Hesperian Blvd)]] * [[Riverside, CA (4033 Chicago Ave)]] * [[Mobile, AL (4685 Airport Blvd)]] * [[Millcreek, UT (3344 S 1300 E)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (8616 E Broadway Blvd)]] * [[Fort Meyers, FL (3112 Cleveland Ave)]] * [[Milpitas, CA (346 S Abel St)]] * [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)]] |-|1982= * [[Chico, CA (966 East Ave)]] |-|1983= text |-|1984= text |-|1985 & 1986= text </tabber> d1b4ffc3fe7ca6c49a51c86c9db32d21ac099e5a 0 136 605 490 2024-08-17T18:42:32Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = 103 |built = 1970? |opened = April 19th, 1982 |closed = October 16th 1984 |demolished = |squarefootage = Unknown }} '''6919 N 9th Ave''' was a [[Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre]] restaurant that opened on April 19th, 1982, and closed on October 16th 1984 as part of the Chapter 11 bankruptcy closures. It was located in the Eastgate Plaza. The store number was publicly stated to be number 103, and was known as a direct competitor to the Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant near [[cecuniversity.miraheze.org/wiki/Pensacola,_FL_(7350_Plantation_Rd)|University Mall]]. It could seat approximately 350 people. == History == The Pensacola, Florida Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre opened on Monday, April 19th, 1982 in the Eastgate Plaza. According to the pre-opening article, it was said to have "some 70 video games and amusements" and both the Cabaret and Lounge rooms, with [[Dolli Dimples (Animatronic)|Dolli Dimples]] and [[The King/King Kat (Animatronic)|The King]] respectively. They also had Jasper's General Store, which was a themed prize counter. The original General Manager for the store's operations was a man named Terry Dawson. This location layout-wise was most likely consistent with every other plaza Pizza Time Theatre that opened around that time. They had a [[Balcony Stage]] and most likely Madame Oink or Harmony Howlette as their Guest Star. This store closed on October 16th, 1984 as a result of Pizza Time Theatre's Chapter 11 bankruptcy closure wave, which also closed several other Florida Pizza Time Theatres as a result. Another mentioned reason was Showbiz Pizza Place's financial stability, and the fact that the Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant in Pensacola was also doing much better than the Pizza Time Theatre. Another cited reason also pertaining to a bankruptcy closure was a lack of decent profit. This store most likely auctioned off what they had left. After closure, the store was most likely subdivided. Where it formerly was is unclear.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= Unknown, likely standard games and rides as most Pizza Time Theatres had. There were around 70 in the space. |-|Walkaround Characters= TODO: Add walkaround |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> 6d83704a1e8c3fb878abd86e49934aff05c4740a 0 137 606 561 2024-08-17T20:56:38Z Montfortdog 20 Added information. Feel free to edit wording for clarity. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock-afire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. [[cecuniversity.miraheze.org/wiki/Showbiz Pizza:Standard Buildings|It is a standard 1981-built Showbiz building with a mirrored layout.]] It is located next to the former land where the University Mall once stood from 1974-2013. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991, the store received the [[1986 Remodel]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around 1995 the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. During the early months of 2012, fandom member Snapper Ard was hired to be technician of the store. His familiarity with the stage led him to customize it: Munch’s orange tune machine exhaust pipes, Helen’s name was patched onto her shirt, and Jasper received a black hat and bandana. Shortly after, Corporate told him to reverse these changes to the stage. The building animatronic, moon, and Pasqually’s extra cymbal were removed around this time as well. Around late 2012, the store would receive a minor remodel. This included removing the shelves, showroom lamps, and planters. Select walls were also painted purple, although it is unclear why. During this time, the “Tropics” poster was removed from the salad bar area as well. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1981 as a standard Showbiz Pizza Place with a Rock-afire Explosion show. Received Concept Unification in August 1991, and removed the 3-Stage when they remodeled to 2.0, with a Dance Floor, which it still has to this day. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch; Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls; Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny; Unknown |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Building; Unknown |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese; Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 37fa30e26bb593d1c7f5497fbbc0a0691ea59512 607 606 2024-08-17T21:07:46Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock-afire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. [[cecuniversity.miraheze.org/wiki/Showbiz Pizza:Standard Buildings|It is a standard 1981-built Showbiz building with a mirrored layout.]] It is located next to the former land where the University Mall once stood from 1974-2013. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991, the store received the [[1986 Remodel]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around 1995 the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. During the early months of 2012, fandom member Snapper Ard was hired to be technician of the store. His familiarity with the stage led him to customize it: Munch’s orange tune machine exhaust pipes, Helen’s name was patched onto her shirt, and Jasper received a black hat and bandana. Shortly after, Corporate told him to reverse these changes to the stage. The building animatronic, moon, and Pasqually’s extra cymbal were removed around this time as well. Around late 2012, the store would receive a minor remodel. This included removing the shelves, showroom lamps, and planters. Select walls were also painted purple, although it is unclear why. During this time, the “Tropics” poster was removed from the salad bar area as well. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1981 as a standard Showbiz Pizza Place with a Rock-afire Explosion show. Received Concept Unification in September 1991, and removed the 3-Stage when they remodeled to 2.0, with a Dance Floor, which it still has to this day. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch; Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls; Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny; Unknown |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Building; Unknown |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese; Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> b59b901d1a2215cc8755de4f556c5a840b98b0ee 611 607 2024-08-17T22:05:30Z Midwestretail 6 fates of 3-stage bots wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock-afire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. [[cecuniversity.miraheze.org/wiki/Showbiz Pizza:Building Designs|It is a standard 1981-built Showbiz building with a mirrored layout.]] It is located next to the former land where the University Mall once stood from 1974-2013. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991, the store received the [[1986 Remodel]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around 1995 the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. During the early months of 2012, fandom member Snapper Ard was hired to be technician of the store. His familiarity with the stage led him to customize it: Munch’s orange tune machine exhaust pipes, Helen’s name was patched onto her shirt, and Jasper received a black hat and bandana. Shortly after, Corporate told him to reverse these changes to the stage. The building animatronic, moon, and Pasqually’s extra cymbal were removed around this time as well. Around late 2012, the store would receive a minor remodel. This included removing the shelves, showroom lamps, and planters. Select walls were also painted purple, although it is unclear why. During this time, the “Tropics” poster was removed from the salad bar area as well.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1981 as a standard Showbiz Pizza Place with a Rock-afire Explosion show. Received Concept Unification in September 1991, and removed the 3-Stage when they remodeled to 2.0, with a Dance Floor, which it still has to this day. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch; Sold to Steven Parker; Owned by a collector |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls; Sold to Steven Parker; Owned by a collector |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny; Sold to Steven Parker; Retrofitted back to Mitzi Mozzarella after being privately purchased |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Building; Removed in 2012 |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Removed in 2012 |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese; Sold to Steven Parker; Currently spare parts for a collector |- [[The Wink (3-Stage)]] || N/A || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 400ee1c99cefcfcad14124f96920b5003d9c6271 612 611 2024-08-17T22:32:09Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock-afire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. [[cecuniversity.miraheze.org/wiki/Showbiz Pizza Place:Building Designs|It is a standard 1981-built Showbiz building with a mirrored layout.]] It is located next to the former land where the University Mall once stood from 1974-2013. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991, the store received the [[1986 Remodel]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around 1995 the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. During the early months of 2012, fandom member Snapper Ard was hired to be technician of the store. His familiarity with the stage led him to customize it: Munch’s orange tune machine exhaust pipes, Helen’s name was patched onto her shirt, and Jasper received a black hat and bandana. Shortly after, Corporate told him to reverse these changes to the stage. The building animatronic, moon, and Pasqually’s extra cymbal were removed around this time as well. Around late 2012, the store would receive a minor remodel. This included removing the shelves, showroom lamps, and planters. Select walls were also painted purple, although it is unclear why. During this time, the “Tropics” poster was removed from the salad bar area as well.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1981 as a standard Showbiz Pizza Place with a Rock-afire Explosion show. Received Concept Unification in September 1991, and removed the 3-Stage when they remodeled to 2.0, with a Dance Floor, which it still has to this day. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch; Sold to Steven Parker; Owned by a collector |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls; Sold to Steven Parker; Owned by a collector |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny; Sold to Steven Parker; Retrofitted back to Mitzi Mozzarella after being privately purchased |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Building; Removed in 2012 |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Removed in 2012 |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese; Sold to Steven Parker; Currently spare parts for a collector |- [[The Wink (3-Stage)]] || N/A || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 4835339b9960fa417ae3baa6df119d8c9cf40e69 2 194 608 2024-08-17T21:10:47Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Hello world! wikitext text/x-wiki uh oh f74fcfc7dbe44f6c2baf2a7a5f97409b45bb0301 2 195 615 2024-08-18T03:40:28Z Rooflunar 51 Created my user page if anyone is interested wikitext text/x-wiki Hi I am Rooflunar, and I am a very avid CEC and Rockafire Fan. Though I am no longer active on Cheeseepedia due to a ton of false information being used on pages and people abusing their power on this website. I am now find me on the Chuck E. Cheese’s university wiki where real information and fairness will happen. My goal with this wiki is to help make this wiki more complete for people who are just learning about the Fandom. Favorite Locations: S Winchester Blvd, San Jose CA (We Need to find pictures of the cyberamics!) Kooser Rd, San Jose CA (Prototype Artie Antlers and Dolli!) Dallas TX Monfort (First Location had AAM!) Altoona PA ( My Local!) 6acc8961864709fc6656e7c035a89728b9e1b12e 616 615 2024-08-18T03:41:31Z Rooflunar 51 Fixed spacing wikitext text/x-wiki Hi I am Rooflunar, and I am a very avid CEC and Rockafire Fan. Though I am no longer active on Cheeseepedia due to a ton of false information being used on pages and people abusing their power on this website. I am now find me on the Chuck E. Cheese’s university wiki where real information and fairness will happen. My goal with this wiki is to help make this wiki more complete for people who are just learning about the Fandom. Favorite Locations: S Winchester Blvd, San Jose CA (We Need to find pictures of the cyberamics!) Kooser Rd, San Jose CA (Prototype Artie Antlers and Dolli!) Dallas TX Monfort (First Location had AAM!) Altoona PA ( My Local!) 1f48b35501894fab9093cafc0ec0df7375f2b441 1 196 617 2024-08-18T03:47:19Z Rooflunar 51 Created page with "Hope this information is good for you ItzaRob" wikitext text/x-wiki Hope this information is good for you ItzaRob 0cdcdc17386bc164340d635372860bffb10f1a55 0 163 618 567 2024-08-18T05:59:53Z Montfortdog 20 /* History */ Rephrasing wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Modesto 30ac6e757fe8b1905f5e052c92c32700 ba81b0fe 540.jpg|thumb|Modesto as a Phase 4]] '''''Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)''''' is a ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre / Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened on May 18th, 1981 and is still opened today with the 2.0 remodel. It is located across from the Vintage Faire Mall. == History == Modesto opened on May 18th, 1981 with a Balcony Stage. It was constructed “by design” by Pizza Time Theatre; the only other store to use this design being San Ramon, CA. The store opened with Madame Oink as the guest star and a Dolli Dimples Cabaret. On October 22nd, 1984, it would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. Not long after, the store was refranchised. Somewhere between 1989/1990, it would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older decor for newer decor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage, and rebranding the exterior to "Showbiz Pizza". In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive Phase 1, which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate.... again. Not long after during 2006/2007, they would receive Phase 4 or the 2005 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck remodel. This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old decor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would also expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older decor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. Animatronics & Videos coming soon! f47ed39dc6cacb201fe853a8fff1cbf9a20f4aee 619 618 2024-08-18T06:04:29Z Montfortdog 20 Added info and citations wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Modesto 30ac6e757fe8b1905f5e052c92c32700 ba81b0fe 540.jpg|thumb|Modesto as a Phase 4]] '''''Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)''''' is a ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre / Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened on May 18th, 1981 and is still open today with the 2.0 remodel. It is located across from the Vintage Faire Mall. == History == Modesto opened on May 18th, 1981 with a Balcony Stage. The store’s exterior was constructed “by design” by Pizza Time Theatre; the only other store to use this design being San Ramon, CA. The store opened with Madame Oink as the guest star and a Dolli Dimples Cabaret. The opening featured 95 video games, the cheese crawl, and a sundae bar <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577982/</ref> <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577952/</ref>. On October 22nd, 1984, it would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. Not long after, the store was refranchised. Somewhere between 1989/1990, it would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older decor for newer decor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage, and rebranding the exterior to "Showbiz Pizza". In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive Phase 1, which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate.... again. Not long after during 2006/2007, they would receive Phase 4 or the 2005 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck remodel. This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old decor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would also expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older decor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. Animatronics & Videos coming soon! 62cf1927eceaad1e271d1558f42dadab71233393 620 619 2024-08-18T07:32:26Z Montfortdog 20 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Modesto 30ac6e757fe8b1905f5e052c92c32700 ba81b0fe 540.jpg|thumb|Modesto as a Phase 4]] '''''Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)''''' is a ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre / Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened on May 18th, 1981 and is still open today with the 2.0 remodel. It is located across from the Vintage Faire Mall. == History == Modesto opened on May 18th, 1981 with a Balcony Stage. The store’s exterior was constructed “by design” by Pizza Time Theatre; the only other store to use this design being [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]]. The store opened with Madame Oink as the guest star and a Dolli Dimples Cabaret. The opening featured 95 video games, the cheese crawl, and a sundae bar <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577982/</ref> <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577952/</ref>. On October 22nd, 1984, it would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. Not long after, the store was refranchised. Somewhere between 1989/1990, it would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older decor for newer decor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage, and rebranding the exterior to "Showbiz Pizza". In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive Phase 1, which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate.... again. Not long after during 2006/2007, they would receive Phase 4 or the 2005 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck remodel. This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old decor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would also expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older decor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. Animatronics & Videos coming soon! 3dfa7933f4b83ba78a2ed9f13588bc343fb2a56b 0 134 621 480 2024-08-18T07:36:59Z Montfortdog 20 /* History */ minor edits wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = Late 1989 }} == History == Eau Claire opened on April 30th, 1987, as a Post-Merger CEC with a Rocker Stage. Little to no information is known about this location, other than newspaper articles It is unknown if they recieved the 1988 Remodel due to its short lifespan and because no photos exist of this location at all. In Late 1989, they would close for unknown reasons. It would sit abandoned until 1990, when Circus Pizza took over the space. In 1991, this location would close. Sometime later, the building was converted into a Highland Fitness. As of 2024, the Highland Fitness is still there, with little to no remnants of CEC or Circus Pizza anywhere. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> 155f99f6572a7f611e2d6e70fa3e53f81b0e13eb 622 621 2024-08-18T14:48:04Z TestAccount6777 49 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = Late 1989 }} == History == Eau Claire opened on April 30th, 1987, as a Post-Merger CEC with a Rocker Stage. Little to no information is known about this location, other than newspaper articles The store would receive the 1988 remodel in 1988. In Late 1989, they would close for unknown reasons. It would sit abandoned until 1990, when Circus Pizza took over the space. In 1991, this location would close. Sometime later, the building was converted into a Highland Fitness. As of 2024, the Highland Fitness is still there, with little to no remnants of CEC or Circus Pizza anywhere. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> a939218798ba1445d85a706ca2e9429cd8c5bde3 628 622 2024-08-18T17:50:26Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = unknown |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = 1989 |squarefootage = ~12,000? }} '''2221 Eastridge Center''' was a post-merger Showbiz Pizza restaurant that opened on April 30th, 1987 with a [[Rocker Stage]] and a most likely early version of the [[1986 Remodel]]. It is notably one of the first stores to open after the Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre merger. It is notably the shortest-lived modern-day Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant ever opened, closing after two years in at an unknown date in late 1989. It was located in the EastRidge Shopping Center, formerly the Highland Mall. == History == The Chuck E. Cheese's 2221 Eastridge Center opened on April 30th, 1987 as a Showbiz Pizza, in a former space that supposedly used to be Shakey's Pizza. Despite the name being Showbiz Pizza, this store used the [[Rocker Stage]], one of the earliest ever installed. This store was the first to open with this specific stage type. This store also had the new at the time [[1986 Remodel]], which involved having blue painted paneling on the lower walls, a wood trim, and white walls with checkers. The store also likely had blue and white-striped canopies decorating the layout. In 1989, around the later months of that year, this store closed permanently. This was the shortest lived Chuck E. Cheese's ever opened, and the first [[Rocker Stage]] to be removed. In February 1990, the chain [[Circus Pizza]] purchased this location and expanded into Wisconsin, the former Chuck E. Cheese's being their first expansion into the state. The [[Rocker Stage]] was subsequently replaced with a [[Rock-afire Explosion]] stage most likely, and the interior was redone. According to the store's manager, Ryan Tomsen, "The only reason I can give-you (for the closing) is that there wasn't enough business," referring to the location's profit. This store's closure was also the second major tenant to leave the Highland Mall, which further spiraled the mall into a likely state of disarray. In the 2000s, the mall was renovated, rebranded into EastRidge Center, and what likely remained of Chuck E. Cheese's became Highland Fitness around 2009-2010. It remains to be this business to this day.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= KNOWN: - [[Chuck E. Roll]] |-|Walkaround Characters= [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround; PTT)]] List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> 38af40267781451857897442d424817f4aa8dacd 629 628 2024-08-18T17:51:31Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = unknown |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = 1989 |squarefootage = ~12,000? }} '''2221 Eastridge Center''' was a post-merger Showbiz Pizza restaurant that opened on April 30th, 1987 with a [[Rocker Stage]] and a most likely early version of the [[1986 Remodel]]. It is notably one of the first stores to open after the Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre merger. It is notably the shortest-lived modern-day Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant ever opened, closing after two years in at an unknown date in late 1989. It was located in the EastRidge Shopping Center, formerly the Highland Mall. == History == The Chuck E. Cheese's at 2221 Eastridge Center opened on April 30th, 1987 as a Showbiz Pizza, in a former space that supposedly used to be Shakey's Pizza. Despite the name being Showbiz Pizza, this store used the [[Rocker Stage]], one of the earliest ever installed. This store was the first to open with this specific stage type. This store also had the new at the time [[1986 Remodel]], which involved having blue painted paneling on the lower walls, a wood trim, and white walls with checkers. The store also likely had blue and white-striped canopies decorating the layout. In 1989, around the later months of that year, this store closed permanently. This was the shortest lived Chuck E. Cheese's ever opened, and the first [[Rocker Stage]] to be removed. This store also never received the Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza branded presumably. In February 1990, the chain [[Circus Pizza]] purchased this location and expanded into Wisconsin, the former Chuck E. Cheese's being their first expansion into the state. The [[Rocker Stage]] was subsequently replaced with a [[Rock-afire Explosion]] stage most likely, and the interior was redone. According to the store's manager, Ryan Tomsen, "The only reason I can give-you (for the closing) is that there wasn't enough business," referring to the location's profit. This store's closure was also the second major tenant to leave the Highland Mall, which further spiraled the mall into a likely state of disarray. In the 2000s, the mall was renovated, rebranded into EastRidge Center, and what likely remained of Chuck E. Cheese's became Highland Fitness around 2009-2010. It remains to be this business to this day.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= KNOWN: - [[Chuck E. Roll]] |-|Walkaround Characters= [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround; PTT)]]? |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. 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Between then and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel, not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update once more and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. The final visible piece of Chuck E. Cheese's former presence is the half-circular piece added onto the exterior, which is likely to have been added during the mid-1990's update. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with standard Rock A-fire Explosion stage show. The showroom entrance would refer to the show as "The Worlds Greatest Robotic Entertainers" during its Showbiz Pizza Place run.<br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes. The location would also receive the Interactive Billy Bob concept and a one of a kind Interactive Fatz<br> In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of the Spring of 1990.<br> In June the store would receive the first Munch's Make Believe Band. This show most notably utilized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to executives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Rolfe & Earl (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Dook (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Fatz (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Mitzi (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation))]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled? |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Choo Choo (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[AAM Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Destroyed |- | [[32 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || 002 || Likely Relocated to Moreno Valley, Destroyed |- | [[Bird (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |}<gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> c8b8c283aab5ba8b538cf4b0d77441a8a8c29e88 6 200 632 2024-08-18T19:45:29Z Polykirisame 40 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 132 633 603 2024-08-18T19:48:42Z Polykirisame 40 Added the floorplan for Chico wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = #230/3039 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = January 11th, 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st, 1982 as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage, and a lounge room with The King. Chico's guest star at the time is unknown. The store participated in multiple events. Chico survived the 1984 bankruptcy and stayed open. To keep the store open, they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe and offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything had stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, the introduction of checkers, new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. Sometime around 1993, the C stage and The King would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkers, and old rides. It also came with several new additions, such as new playgrounds, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). This also came with the addition of two TV sets next to the stage that had makeshift planters on the bottom of them. The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also received the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package. During the 1996 Summer Olympics, they had a special deal where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would make very poor decisions that would affect Chico's future. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr. Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated the skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store began to deteriorate in quality. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, which included a few walls being painted purple, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage, where they got a unique Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise for Chico would not be renewed, because they couldn’t afford to update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, Fun Zone & Pizza. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and retrofitted cyberamics that unfortunately did not work. Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. Sometime around 2016, the original building was demolished and a new DaVita Dialysis center was built on top of it. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (Bootleg cabinet) * Jurassic Park (1994) * Daytona USA * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Wheel Of Fortune (2001) * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue variant) * Puff the Magic Dragon Coin Operated Ride * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table (1996) * Caveman Clobber * Dinoscore * Arctic Thunder * Cruis’n USA * Pot O’ Gold * Wheel Of Fortune (Coin Pusher) * Buddy Bear * Swamp Stomp * Spider Stompin’ (there were 2 of these) * Dunk N’ Alien * Dinospin * Goin’ Fishin’ / Fishin’ Fun |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= TODO. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfqVbOlWI0U Link] |Dancin’ All Night Long |2009 |- |[https://youtu.be/zUefRhKWpsA Link] |Birthday Extravaganza 2008 |2009 |- |[https://youtu.be/fGT8IAgCskk Link] |Birthday Extravaganza 2008 |November 22, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/DaCBZyrnORA Link] |Chuck E. March 2001 |November 22, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/1v5IvFhARBU Link] |Birthday video |September 6, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/W8EtubUJ76w Link] |The Infamous No More Chuck E. Cheese video |May 2nd, 2011 |- |[https://youtu.be/S4nqebm43CI Link] |Fun Zone's Closure |September 18th, 2011 |- |[https://youtu.be/JLdBhKEfmbI Link] |The Vacant building 4 years later |2015 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20211030-133622 Chrome.webp|Chico's Balcony Stage File:Img.webp|Chico PTT ad File:Screenshot 2022-08-06 005644.webp|Chico PTT ad for the Salad Bar File:43062059 2118022421555415 396322333486219264 n.png|The King at Chico File:P12.webp|Chico as a Pizza Time Theatre with Chuck E. Cheese in the Showroom File:Unk12nown.png|Cool Chuck walkaround, presumably taken sometime in the 90s File:Chicoolympicsad1996png.png|alt=|1996 Olympics Advertisment File:P--1.png|Birthday photo taken inside the showroom File:Unknown 1 1.png|Some of the Gameroom File:1003205 557054194358564 205067494 n.png|Walkaround with an 80s vest File:SuperChuck.png|Super Chuck in the showroom File:Chico2.png|Avenger walkaround in the showroom File:Chico1.png|Chuck E. Cyberamic File:U41nknown.png|Avenger walkaround and animatronics File:27Chico.png|Helen, Munch, and Jasper File:Im241age0.png|The Gameroom File:3769219254 a9cf85f055 h.png|Picture that has a glimpse of the Showroom File:Image0-85.png|Some of the Gameroom and Showroom File:Ima421ge (1).jpg|Exterior from presumably before 2010 File:Unkn421ow543n.png|The exterior from September 2010, still with the SPT 1992 Remodel exterior File:Unk5321nown.webp|Fun Zone & Pizza exterior File:Ima1ge0.webp|Chico being demolished File:92-310 A1 SBP 3039 Chico CA-1.png|Chico's floorplan </gallery> == References == Credits to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. e1f7816f3cbdaeac52e7fbd8e3077e89ae44df44 655 633 2024-08-23T19:54:04Z Burakfausi11 22 /* Gallery */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chicoexterior1.png |storenumber = #230/3039 |opened = July 31st, 1982 |closed = January 11th, 2011 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Chico opened on July 31st, 1982 as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage, and a lounge room with The King. Chico's guest star at the time is unknown. The store participated in multiple events. Chico survived the 1984 bankruptcy and stayed open. To keep the store open, they would have to adapt and make various policy and menu changes, by changing the pizza recipe and offering fund-raising events for the community. One of the events that happened at the store was its own 1985 New Years party. There aren't any videos of this era, with mostly only photos and newspaper articles/advertisements. Everything had stayed mostly the same, with little to no updates. In the late 80s, around 1988-1989, the store was remodeled to the [[1988 Major Remodel]]. It introduced new exterior signage, new artwork and murals, the introduction of checkers, new games and rides, and a new C-Stage attraction. It is unknown if they kept The King or the lounge room. A while after this happened, a major event occurred. The store manager was hit by a car while jogging around in the morning. That caused the store to be operated by the managers while she recovered. There were a few problems caused by the owner's absence, but thankfully, she recovered both physically and mentally. Sometime around 1993, the C stage and The King would be removed for a 2 stage in the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]] with the removal of checkers, and old rides. It also came with several new additions, such as new playgrounds, new wooden signage, carpet, and artifact shelves (unknown themes). This also came with the addition of two TV sets next to the stage that had makeshift planters on the bottom of them. The remodel was a success, and with the [[Phase 1]] Game Package, Their two stage had a special element. For some reason, it got one of those early 1 stage microphones for Helen. They also received the new booth seating, with the iconic showroom booths and the greenish blue booths with cushions. In 1996, the store would receive the [[Phase 2]] game package. During the 1996 Summer Olympics, they had a special deal where if you came in with any sports team shirt, you would get 10 free game tokens. In 1999, the store would be bought by Tony Keser, who in the future, would make very poor decisions that would affect Chico's future. People say that the [[Phase 2]] game package was the last update the store ever received, but in more recent photos before its closure, it had games from the 2000s, so that means they must have got their next update, being [[Phase 3]]. It is unknown if they had any modifications to store fixtures, but we know they added two Must C TV Posters that covered the area where there were TVs in the showroom, and a scuba diving Mr. Munch artwork. They removed a few store fixtures, added new games and updated the skytubes, but that's mostly it. There are plenty of videos from this era. The store was kept the same way, but while the years passed, the store began to deteriorate in quality. According to reviews from Yelp, customers were unsatisfied because the place that once had great food, good service, and amazing fun, was now just a horrible outdated pizza place with broken animatronics, old games, and a lack of maintenance. The staff didn't pay attention, and they themselves knew this place was going down hill. Around 2010, they got their last update ever, which included a few walls being painted purple, and the removal of the 1988 Major Remodel exterior signage, where they got a unique Phase 3 sign. The store would last one more year, as in 2011 things really changed. On January 13th, 2011, Chico’s local newspaper, Enterprise-Record announced major changes to the location. The store owner, Tony Keser, also owner of the Redding store confirmed that the Chuck E. Cheese’s franchise for Chico would not be renewed, because they couldn’t afford to update the store to the 2005 Remodel Program, and since he didn’t want to just close the store, he made a specific decision. On January 12th, crews arrived at the store, changing the exterior signage to now read, Fun Zone & Pizza. The manager was trying again, but now, with a new business. The renovations were complete in one month, and Fun Zone & Pizza was now opened with a new Pizza Recipe, and retrofitted cyberamics that unfortunately did not work. Despite the manager’s effort to make the new business rock, it was a failure. According to visitors, it didn't change a thing. The new place had the same games, same rides, same features, and left the public unsatisfied. In May of that same year, a video called “No more Chuck E. Cheese!?” by Vortex Films would release and it got popular. It talked about how the store was literally the same, with just a slightly better pizza recipe and another name, that being Fun Zone. Since the manager didn't get the money needed to operate this new business, he decided to auction off the assets and close the store around September 18th. Signage, arcades, and the remaining pieces of the animatronics would be sold, as documented by Vortex Flim’s aftermath video. Sometime around 2016, the original building was demolished and a new DaVita Dialysis center was built on top of it. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= * Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (Bootleg cabinet) * Jurassic Park (1994) * Daytona USA * Chuck E. Cheese's Circus * Photo Ride with Chuck E. Cheese * Hightops Basketball Arcade Machine * Wheel Of Fortune (2001) * Buzzy Buzzy Bee * Chuck E. Cheese's Trolley Car (Blue variant) * Puff the Magic Dragon Coin Operated Ride * Chuck E. Cheese's Air Hockey Table (1996) * Caveman Clobber * Dinoscore * Arctic Thunder * Cruis’n USA * Pot O’ Gold * Wheel Of Fortune (Coin Pusher) * Buddy Bear * Swamp Stomp * Spider Stompin’ (there were 2 of these) * Dunk N’ Alien * Dinospin * Goin’ Fishin’ / Fishin’ Fun |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= TODO. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfqVbOlWI0U Link] |Dancin’ All Night Long |2009 |- |[https://youtu.be/zUefRhKWpsA Link] |Birthday Extravaganza 2008 |2009 |- |[https://youtu.be/fGT8IAgCskk Link] |Birthday Extravaganza 2008 |November 22, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/DaCBZyrnORA Link] |Chuck E. March 2001 |November 22, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/1v5IvFhARBU Link] |Birthday video |September 6, 2008 |- |[https://youtu.be/W8EtubUJ76w Link] |The Infamous No More Chuck E. Cheese video |May 2nd, 2011 |- |[https://youtu.be/S4nqebm43CI Link] |Fun Zone's Closure |September 18th, 2011 |- |[https://youtu.be/JLdBhKEfmbI Link] |The Vacant building 4 years later |2015 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20211030-133622 Chrome.webp|Chico's Balcony Stage File:Img.webp|Chico PTT ad File:Screenshot 2022-08-06 005644.webp|Chico PTT ad for the Salad Bar File:43062059 2118022421555415 396322333486219264 n.png|The King at Chico File:P12.webp|Chico as a Pizza Time Theatre with Chuck E. Cheese in the Showroom File:Unk12nown.png|Cool Chuck walkaround, presumably taken sometime in the 90s File:Chicoolympicsad1996png.png|alt=|1996 Olympics Advertisment File:P--1.png|Birthday photo taken inside the showroom File:Unknown 1 1.png|Some of the Gameroom File:1003205 557054194358564 205067494 n.png|Walkaround with an 80s vest File:SuperChuck.png|Super Chuck in the showroom File:Chico2.png|Avenger walkaround in the showroom File:Chico1.png|Chuck E. Cyberamic File:U41nknown.png|Avenger walkaround and animatronics File:27Chico.png|Helen, Munch, and Jasper File:Im241age0.png|The Gameroom File:3769219254 a9cf85f055 h.png|Picture that has a glimpse of the Showroom File:Image0-85.png|Some of the Gameroom and Showroom File:Ima421ge (1).jpg|Exterior from presumably before 2010 File:Unkn421ow543n.png|The exterior from September 2010, still with the SPT 1992 Remodel exterior File:Unk5321nown.webp|Fun Zone & Pizza exterior File:Ima1ge0.webp|Chico being demolished File:92-310 A1 SBP 3039 Chico CA-1.png|Chico's 90's floorplan </gallery> == References == Credits to PizzaTimesBrazil for helping with the history section. b56e7e4ecbbd77892b92f2ba7faf173ae0428f4b 1 165 634 568 2024-08-18T21:03:35Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki Can someone change the image to a store infobox? thanks Also whoever edited the page, thank you! I now know they opened with a balcony stage! 1b18fd4428bb3833f662501c8612df9d6c2ac3fb 0 163 635 620 2024-08-19T19:19:43Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Standardized and changed some things to be less directly copied from CEP. I'll probably do a full rewrite soon enough. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuck E. Cheese's Modesto, California.jpg |storenumber = 200 |opened = May 18th, 1981 |squarefootage = N/A }} Modesto opened on May 18th, 1981 with a Balcony Stage. The store’s exterior was constructed “by design” by Pizza Time Theatre; the only other store to use this design being [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]]. == History == The store opened with Madame Oink as the guest star and a Dolli Dimples Cabaret. The opening featured 95 video games, the cheese crawl, and a sundae bar <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577982/</ref> <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577952/</ref>. On October 22nd, 1984, Modesto would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. Not long after the location would be refranchised and in the late 1980's or early 1990's it would receive the Unnamed 1986 Remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older artwork for newer posters and décor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage. Exterior Signage would also be changed around this time. In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage, added new games and rides, as well as new artwork. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate once again, and not long after in the late 2000's they would receive [[Cool Chuck]]. This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old décor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older décor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== Compilation of coverage about the location in question. {| class="wikitable" !Link !Title/Description !Published |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} This gallery is for coupons and advertisements exclusive to the location, articles may be included if it is only available via screenshot. <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 297e09551640b397d39d62e8e4ccfa61498a18a3 636 635 2024-08-19T19:29:46Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuck E. Cheese's Modesto, California.jpg |storenumber = 200 |opened = May 18th, 1981 |squarefootage = N/A }} Modesto opened on May 18th, 1981 with a Balcony Stage. The store’s exterior and layout was one of two standardized locations by Pizza Time Theatre; The only other store to use this design being [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]]. == History == Modesto opened with Madame Oink as the guest star and a Dolli Dimples Cabaret. The opening featured 95 video games, the cheese crawl, and a sundae bar <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577982/</ref> <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577952/</ref>. On October 22nd, 1984, Modesto would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. Not long after the location would be refranchised and in the late 1980's or early 1990's it would receive the Unnamed 1986 Remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older artwork for newer posters and décor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage. Exterior Signage would also be changed around this time. In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage, added new games and rides, as well as new artwork. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate once again, and not long after in the late 2000's they would receive [[Cool Chuck]]. This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old décor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older décor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> d2752ed28626957c15b36362162694629a3b10db 671 636 2024-08-24T01:15:40Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuck E. Cheese's Modesto, California.jpg |storenumber = 200 |opened = May 18th, 1981 |squarefootage = N/A }} Modesto opened on May 18th, 1981 with a Balcony Stage. The store’s exterior and layout was one of two standardized locations by Pizza Time Theatre; The only other store to use this design being [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]]. == History == Modesto opened with Madame Oink as the guest star and a Dolli Dimples Cabaret. The opening featured 95 video games, the cheese crawl, and a sundae bar <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577982/</ref> <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577952/</ref>. On October 22nd, 1984, Modesto would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. Not long after the location would be refranchised and in the late 1980's or early 1990's it would receive the Unnamed 1986 Remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older artwork for newer posters and décor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage. Exterior Signage would also be changed around this time. In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage, added new games and rides, as well as new artwork. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate once again, and not long after in the late 2000's they would receive [[Cool Chuck]]. This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old décor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older décor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 7837f5fd09598ddf20d78cd248be8f4b16628afe 0 143 637 508 2024-08-20T02:47:32Z LiamBoi 30 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Stage |image = lynnwood3stage.jpg |restaurant = [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] |first = Lynnwood, WA (2000) |amount = 2 |last = Lynnwood, WA (July 23, 2023) |left = 0 |bots = 5 }} '''The Cyberamic 3-Stage''', erroneously known as the '''2.5 Stage''', is an unofficial stage type made for [[Chuck E. Cheese's]] restaurants that formerly had a [[3-Stage]]. Only two locations received this conversion, being [[Lynnwood, WA (3717 196th St Ste. 100)]] in March of 2000, and [[Springfield, MA (1716 Boston Rd)]] in 2019. Both Lynnwood and Springfield's installations were likely unrelated and coincidental, both likely relating to the bad condition of the original animatronics. The first to be removed would be Springfield, removing it a year after installation when the store closed in 2020 as a bankruptcy casualty. The only Cyberamic 3-Stage would be Lynnwood until they closed on July 23, 2023. Lynnwood's animatronics were said to have come from the original Spokane, WA location. == Details == '' See also: [[3-Stage]] '' The stage itself is a standard 3-Stage, but uses [[Cyberamic]] animatronics instead of the [[Concept Unification]] animatronics. Pizzacam and other props are removed. Springfield's buildings had unique purple lighting during shows. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |ADD LATER | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:lynnwood2.jpg|Center Stage (Lynnwood, WA) </gallery> == References == <references /> 87f687141583a364b2cf11489dbb875662e2ac7a 6 201 638 2024-08-22T23:19:53Z Studio 18 Ent 21 wikitext text/x-wiki spp section side banner c308ddcf8873663933816bbd49de1028f77a538a 0 38 639 256 2024-08-22T23:20:06Z Studio 18 Ent 21 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannertspp.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[SPP History|History]] * [[SPP Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[SPP Documents|Documents]] * [[Creative Engineering]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Showbiz Pizza Place= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Locations|Store List]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Events|Events]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Products|Products]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Place Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|Showbiz Pizza Fiesta= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Locations|Store List]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Events|Events]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Products|Products]] * [[Showbiz Pizza Fiesta Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} </tabber> 1428f1d71060422e2010c500742b552094eac348 0 83 640 243 2024-08-22T23:53:52Z Rooflunar 51 Added a brief history to the chuck cyberamics wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Cyberamics]] [[Category:Fantasy Forest]] Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamics were manufactured by Pizza Time Theatre from 1979 to 1983 and were produced in the 90s by other manufacturers for Showbiz Pizza Time Inc. by the end of 2025 there will only be 2 Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamics left operating in stores. b3e068133a1c3655d15a9d833d491e39c3798fb1 676 640 2024-08-24T11:27:09Z 1235cornflake 65 I Formatted The Page Better wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Cyberamics]] [[Category:Fantasy Forest]] [[File:Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic Brandon Florida.jpg|thumb|302x302px|Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamics were manufactured by Pizza Time Theatre And Fantasy Forest Engineering from 1979 to 1983 and were produced in the 1990's by other manufacturers for Showbiz Pizza Time Inc such as Kinetix. by the end of 2025 there will only be 2 Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamics left operating in stores those being Northridge, CA and Hicksville, NY. Movements: The Bot contains 8 or 9 movements (depending on how you count them) those being {| class="wikitable" |+Pizza Time Theatre Era |Mouth |- |Head Up |- |Head Right + Left Arm Twist |- |Head Left |- |Eyes Right |- |Eyes Left |- |Eyelids |- |Right Arm Up |} {| class="wikitable" |+Chuck E. Cheese's Era |Mouth |- |Head Up |- |Head Right |- |Head Left |- |Eyes Right |- |Eyes Left |- |Eyelids |- |Right Arm Raise |- |Left Arm Twist |} 2f1447912755c1d03143997b4d182fd359ebbaab 678 676 2024-08-24T11:50:03Z Chuckatronics 66 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Cyberamics]] [[Category:Fantasy Forest]] [[File:Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic Brandon Florida.jpg|thumb|302x302px|Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamics were manufactured by Pizza Time Theatre And Fantasy Forest Engineering from 1979 to 1983 and were produced in the 1990’s from 1991-1995 by other manufacturers for Showbiz Pizza Time Inc such as Kinetix and later Animation World. by the end of 2025 there will only be 2 Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamics left operating in stores those being Northridge, CA and Hicksville, NY. Movements: The Bot contains 8 or 9 movements (depending on how you count them) those being {| class="wikitable" |+Pizza Time Theatre Era |Mouth |- |Head Up |- |Head Right + Left Arm Twist |- |Head Left |- |Eyes Right |- |Eyes Left |- |Eyelids |- |Right Arm Up |} {| class="wikitable" |+Chuck E. Cheese's Era |Mouth |- |Head Up |- |Head Right |- |Head Left |- |Eyes Right |- |Eyes Left |- |Eyelids |- |Right Arm Raise |- |Left Arm Twist |} 0881227a78a4851f5240e97c7a964e125ead8709 0 74 641 582 2024-08-23T03:51:37Z BeanyBoi1252 9 The newspaper clippings section is redundant and takes up far too much space wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 04c3444a4581f7702f514d409bb57ae98997226f 6 202 642 2024-08-23T04:00:47Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 203 643 2024-08-23T04:01:03Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = RichmondMidlothian2023.jpg |storenumber = 652 |opened = May 1st, 1990 |squarefootage = 15,000 }} '''Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)''' is a Showbiz Pizza that opened on May 1st, 1990 with a Rock-afire Explosion and is currently open with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. == History == TODO:History. This is important <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment...." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondMidlothian2023.jpg |storenumber = 652 |opened = May 1st, 1990 |squarefootage = 15,000 }} '''Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)''' is a Showbiz Pizza that opened on May 1st, 1990 with a Rock-afire Explosion and is currently open with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. == History == TODO:History. This is important <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 947e3f609fec507045be6b16e6e8c3cbce0fe115 647 643 2024-08-23T04:05:58Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondMidlothian2023.jpg |storenumber = 652 |opened = May 1st, 1990 |squarefootage = 15,000 }} == History == TODO:History. This is important <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> f0ac2ea5f19fc2ac323e96618f4f5bfded12fb41 0 111 644 562 2024-08-23T04:02:32Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] * [[Towson, MD (809 Goucher Blvd)]] |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] * [[Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= * [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] |-|2004= text |-|2005= * [[Gilroy, CA (910 Renz Lane)]] * [[Leominster, MA (132 Sacks Blvd)]] * [[Ocala, FL (3500 SW College Rd)]] * [[Ontario, Canada (4450 Walker Rd)]] * [[Johnson City, TN (3020 Peoples St)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7601 S Walker Ave)]] * [[El Centro, CA (803 E Danenberg Dr)]] * [[Glendale, AZ (6773 West Bell Rd)]] * [[Hagerstown, MD (17618 Valley Mall Blvd)]] * [[Santa Maria, CA (2254 S Bradley Rd)]] * [[Roseville, CA (9601 Fairway Dr)]] * [[Stockton, CA (6436 Pacific Ave)]] * [[Victoria, TX (7800 N Navarro St)]] * [[Greeley, CO (2309 Greeley Mall)]] * [[Greensburg, PA (5256 Route 30 #273)]] * [[North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave)]] * [[Columbia, MO (2003 W Worley Rd)]] * [[Abilene, TX (4310 Buffalo Gap Rd)]] * [[Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd)]] * [[Newmarket, Ontario, Canada (17410 Yonge St)]] * [[Selma, TX (14565 IH 35 North)]] * [[Jonesboro, AR (3400 E Highland Dr)]] * [[Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd)]] * [[Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd)]] * [[Troy, MI (740 John R Rd)]] * [[Florence, SC (2701 David McLeod Blvd)]] |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> dbcbc98bfed7a7028ac8f963078b905c98f8d71f 659 644 2024-08-23T23:48:53Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Costa Mesa, CA (2300 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Brick, NJ (56 Chambers Bridge Rd)]] * [[North Olmsted, OH (26104 Great Northern Shopping)]] * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] * [[Monroeville, PA (3800 William Penn Hwy)]] * [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)]] * [[Webster, TX (1541 West Bay Area Blvd)]] * [[Lakeland, FL (3558 US Hwy 98)]] * [[Bel Air, MD (5 Bel Air South Pkwy)]] * [[Patchogue, NY (121 Sunrise Hwy)]] * [[Brockton, MA (200 Westgate Dr)]] * [[Annapolis, MD (2333-A Forest Dr)]] * [[San Diego, CA (3146 Sports Arena Blvd)]] * [[Staten Island, NY (1775-P South Ave) * [[Miami, FL (20335 Biscayne Blvd)]] * [[Lowell, MA (199 Plain St)]] * [[Amherst, NY (4994 Harlem Rd)]] * [[Manchester, CT (82 Buckland St)]] * [[Towson, MD (809 Goucher Blvd)]] * [[La Mesa, CA (5500 Grossmont Center Dr)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5077 Monroe St)]] * [[Pontiac, MI (390 Telegraph Rd)]] * [[Edison, NJ (1120 Route 1)]] * [[Chicago, IL (1830 W Fullerton Ave)]] * [[Attleboro, MA (287 Washington St)]] * [[Dublin, OH (2711 Martin Rd)]] * [[Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Paramus, NJ (221 South Dr)]] * [[Akron, OH (2779 West Market St)]] * [[Murrieta, CA (25110 Hancock Ave)]] * [[Rohnert Park, CA (601 Rohnert Park Expressway)]] * [[Poughkeepsie, NY (1895 South Rd)]] * [[North Bergen, NJ (8101 Tonelle Ave)]] * [[El Cerrito, CA (20 El Cerrito Plaza)]] |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] * [[Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= * [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] |-|2004= text |-|2005= * [[Gilroy, CA (910 Renz Lane)]] * [[Leominster, MA (132 Sacks Blvd)]] * [[Ocala, FL (3500 SW College Rd)]] * [[Ontario, Canada (4450 Walker Rd)]] * [[Johnson City, TN (3020 Peoples St)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7601 S Walker Ave)]] * [[El Centro, CA (803 E Danenberg Dr)]] * [[Glendale, AZ (6773 West Bell Rd)]] * [[Hagerstown, MD (17618 Valley Mall Blvd)]] * [[Santa Maria, CA (2254 S Bradley Rd)]] * [[Roseville, CA (9601 Fairway Dr)]] * [[Stockton, CA (6436 Pacific Ave)]] * [[Victoria, TX (7800 N Navarro St)]] * [[Greeley, CO (2309 Greeley Mall)]] * [[Greensburg, PA (5256 Route 30 #273)]] * [[North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave)]] * [[Columbia, MO (2003 W Worley Rd)]] * [[Abilene, TX (4310 Buffalo Gap Rd)]] * [[Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd)]] * [[Newmarket, Ontario, Canada (17410 Yonge St)]] * [[Selma, TX (14565 IH 35 North)]] * [[Jonesboro, AR (3400 E Highland Dr)]] * [[Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd)]] * [[Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd)]] * [[Troy, MI (740 John R Rd)]] * [[Florence, SC (2701 David McLeod Blvd)]] |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> bf3db70f57698aee93c2079e82a815b1a9d48a93 660 659 2024-08-23T23:49:25Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Costa Mesa, CA (2300 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Brick, NJ (56 Chambers Bridge Rd)]] * [[North Olmsted, OH (26104 Great Northern Shopping)]] * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] * [[Monroeville, PA (3800 William Penn Hwy)]] * [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)]] * [[Webster, TX (1541 West Bay Area Blvd)]] * [[Lakeland, FL (3558 US Hwy 98)]] * [[Bel Air, MD (5 Bel Air South Pkwy)]] * [[Patchogue, NY (121 Sunrise Hwy)]] * [[Brockton, MA (200 Westgate Dr)]] * [[Annapolis, MD (2333-A Forest Dr)]] * [[San Diego, CA (3146 Sports Arena Blvd)]] * [[Staten Island, NY (1775-P South Ave)]] * [[Miami, FL (20335 Biscayne Blvd)]] * [[Lowell, MA (199 Plain St)]] * [[Amherst, NY (4994 Harlem Rd)]] * [[Manchester, CT (82 Buckland St)]] * [[Towson, MD (809 Goucher Blvd)]] * [[La Mesa, CA (5500 Grossmont Center Dr)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5077 Monroe St)]] * [[Pontiac, MI (390 Telegraph Rd)]] * [[Edison, NJ (1120 Route 1)]] * [[Chicago, IL (1830 W Fullerton Ave)]] * [[Attleboro, MA (287 Washington St)]] * [[Dublin, OH (2711 Martin Rd)]] * [[Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Paramus, NJ (221 South Dr)]] * [[Akron, OH (2779 West Market St)]] * [[Murrieta, CA (25110 Hancock Ave)]] * [[Rohnert Park, CA (601 Rohnert Park Expressway)]] * [[Poughkeepsie, NY (1895 South Rd)]] * [[North Bergen, NJ (8101 Tonelle Ave)]] * [[El Cerrito, CA (20 El Cerrito Plaza)]] |-|1994= text |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] * [[Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= * [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] |-|2004= text |-|2005= * [[Gilroy, CA (910 Renz Lane)]] * [[Leominster, MA (132 Sacks Blvd)]] * [[Ocala, FL (3500 SW College Rd)]] * [[Ontario, Canada (4450 Walker Rd)]] * [[Johnson City, TN (3020 Peoples St)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7601 S Walker Ave)]] * [[El Centro, CA (803 E Danenberg Dr)]] * [[Glendale, AZ (6773 West Bell Rd)]] * [[Hagerstown, MD (17618 Valley Mall Blvd)]] * [[Santa Maria, CA (2254 S Bradley Rd)]] * [[Roseville, CA (9601 Fairway Dr)]] * [[Stockton, CA (6436 Pacific Ave)]] * [[Victoria, TX (7800 N Navarro St)]] * [[Greeley, CO (2309 Greeley Mall)]] * [[Greensburg, PA (5256 Route 30 #273)]] * [[North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave)]] * [[Columbia, MO (2003 W Worley Rd)]] * [[Abilene, TX (4310 Buffalo Gap Rd)]] * [[Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd)]] * [[Newmarket, Ontario, Canada (17410 Yonge St)]] * [[Selma, TX (14565 IH 35 North)]] * [[Jonesboro, AR (3400 E Highland Dr)]] * [[Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd)]] * [[Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd)]] * [[Troy, MI (740 John R Rd)]] * [[Florence, SC (2701 David McLeod Blvd)]] |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 3be25be251d183d572a4dff92c5941845d00dc26 662 660 2024-08-23T23:54:19Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Costa Mesa, CA (2300 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Brick, NJ (56 Chambers Bridge Rd)]] * [[North Olmsted, OH (26104 Great Northern Shopping)]] * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] * [[Monroeville, PA (3800 William Penn Hwy)]] * [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)]] * [[Webster, TX (1541 West Bay Area Blvd)]] * [[Lakeland, FL (3558 US Hwy 98)]] * [[Bel Air, MD (5 Bel Air South Pkwy)]] * [[Patchogue, NY (121 Sunrise Hwy)]] * [[Brockton, MA (200 Westgate Dr)]] * [[Annapolis, MD (2333-A Forest Dr)]] * [[San Diego, CA (3146 Sports Arena Blvd)]] * [[Staten Island, NY (1775-P South Ave)]] * [[Miami, FL (20335 Biscayne Blvd)]] * [[Lowell, MA (199 Plain St)]] * [[Amherst, NY (4994 Harlem Rd)]] * [[Manchester, CT (82 Buckland St)]] * [[Towson, MD (809 Goucher Blvd)]] * [[La Mesa, CA (5500 Grossmont Center Dr)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5077 Monroe St)]] * [[Pontiac, MI (390 Telegraph Rd)]] * [[Edison, NJ (1120 Route 1)]] * [[Chicago, IL (1830 W Fullerton Ave)]] * [[Attleboro, MA (287 Washington St)]] * [[Dublin, OH (2711 Martin Rd)]] * [[Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Paramus, NJ (221 South Dr)]] * [[Akron, OH (2779 West Market St)]] * [[Murrieta, CA (25110 Hancock Ave)]] * [[Rohnert Park, CA (601 Rohnert Park Expressway)]] * [[Poughkeepsie, NY (1895 South Rd)]] * [[North Bergen, NJ (8101 Tonelle Ave)]] * [[El Cerrito, CA (20 El Cerrito Plaza)]] |-|1994= * [[Springfield, MO (3500-A S Glenstone Ave)]] * [[Hicksville, NY (Delco Plaza 11-15 Hanover Place)]] * [[El Paso, TX (710 Sunland Park)]] * [[Durham, NC (3724 Mayfair St)]] * [[New London, CT (389 N Frontage Rd)]] * [[Lancaster, PA (2020 Fruitville Pike)]] * [[San Bruno, CA (1270-1272 El Camino Real)]] * [[Amarillo, TX (2500 S Coulter St)]] * [[Middletown, NJ (1107 Route 35)]] * [[Dublin, CA (7448 Amador Valley Blvd)]] * [[Santiago (Las Condes/Lo Barnechea), Chile]] * [[East Hanover, NJ (145 Route 10)]] * [[North Dartmouth, MA (412-418 State Rd)]] * [[Pearl City, HI (850 Kamehameha Hwy Suite 140)]] |-|1995= text |-|1996= text |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] * [[Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= * [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] |-|2004= text |-|2005= * [[Gilroy, CA (910 Renz Lane)]] * [[Leominster, MA (132 Sacks Blvd)]] * [[Ocala, FL (3500 SW College Rd)]] * [[Ontario, Canada (4450 Walker Rd)]] * [[Johnson City, TN (3020 Peoples St)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7601 S Walker Ave)]] * [[El Centro, CA (803 E Danenberg Dr)]] * [[Glendale, AZ (6773 West Bell Rd)]] * [[Hagerstown, MD (17618 Valley Mall Blvd)]] * [[Santa Maria, CA (2254 S Bradley Rd)]] * [[Roseville, CA (9601 Fairway Dr)]] * [[Stockton, CA (6436 Pacific Ave)]] * [[Victoria, TX (7800 N Navarro St)]] * [[Greeley, CO (2309 Greeley Mall)]] * [[Greensburg, PA (5256 Route 30 #273)]] * [[North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave)]] * [[Columbia, MO (2003 W Worley Rd)]] * [[Abilene, TX (4310 Buffalo Gap Rd)]] * [[Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd)]] * [[Newmarket, Ontario, Canada (17410 Yonge St)]] * [[Selma, TX (14565 IH 35 North)]] * [[Jonesboro, AR (3400 E Highland Dr)]] * [[Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd)]] * [[Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd)]] * [[Troy, MI (740 John R Rd)]] * [[Florence, SC (2701 David McLeod Blvd)]] |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 7c5284dfacd088cf71685165e169fefd39309bd2 663 662 2024-08-24T00:07:31Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Costa Mesa, CA (2300 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Brick, NJ (56 Chambers Bridge Rd)]] * [[North Olmsted, OH (26104 Great Northern Shopping)]] * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] * [[Monroeville, PA (3800 William Penn Hwy)]] * [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)]] * [[Webster, TX (1541 West Bay Area Blvd)]] * [[Lakeland, FL (3558 US Hwy 98)]] * [[Bel Air, MD (5 Bel Air South Pkwy)]] * [[Patchogue, NY (121 Sunrise Hwy)]] * [[Brockton, MA (200 Westgate Dr)]] * [[Annapolis, MD (2333-A Forest Dr)]] * [[San Diego, CA (3146 Sports Arena Blvd)]] * [[Staten Island, NY (1775-P South Ave)]] * [[Miami, FL (20335 Biscayne Blvd)]] * [[Lowell, MA (199 Plain St)]] * [[Amherst, NY (4994 Harlem Rd)]] * [[Manchester, CT (82 Buckland St)]] * [[Towson, MD (809 Goucher Blvd)]] * [[La Mesa, CA (5500 Grossmont Center Dr)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5077 Monroe St)]] * [[Pontiac, MI (390 Telegraph Rd)]] * [[Edison, NJ (1120 Route 1)]] * [[Chicago, IL (1830 W Fullerton Ave)]] * [[Attleboro, MA (287 Washington St)]] * [[Dublin, OH (2711 Martin Rd)]] * [[Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Paramus, NJ (221 South Dr)]] * [[Akron, OH (2779 West Market St)]] * [[Murrieta, CA (25110 Hancock Ave)]] * [[Rohnert Park, CA (601 Rohnert Park Expressway)]] * [[Poughkeepsie, NY (1895 South Rd)]] * [[North Bergen, NJ (8101 Tonelle Ave)]] * [[El Cerrito, CA (20 El Cerrito Plaza)]] |-|1994= * [[Springfield, MO (3500-A S Glenstone Ave)]] * [[Hicksville, NY (Delco Plaza 11-15 Hanover Place)]] * [[El Paso, TX (710 Sunland Park)]] * [[Durham, NC (3724 Mayfair St)]] * [[New London, CT (389 N Frontage Rd)]] * [[Lancaster, PA (2020 Fruitville Pike)]] * [[San Bruno, CA (1270-1272 El Camino Real)]] * [[Amarillo, TX (2500 S Coulter St)]] * [[Middletown, NJ (1107 Route 35)]] * [[Dublin, CA (7448 Amador Valley Blvd)]] * [[Santiago (Las Condes/Lo Barnechea), Chile]] * [[East Hanover, NJ (145 Route 10)]] * [[North Dartmouth, MA (412-418 State Rd)]] * [[Pearl City, HI (850 Kamehameha Hwy Suite 140)]] |-|1995= * [[Commack, NY (2115 Jericho Turnpike)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (6130 E Speedway Blvd)]] |-|1996= * [[Bellevue, WA (2239 148th Ave)]] * [[Sandy, UT (10535 So. State St)]] * [[Santiago (Mall Plaza Vespucio), Chile]] * [[Guatemala City, Guatemala]] * [[Chesapeake, VA (1528 Sam's Circle)]] |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] * [[Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= text |-|2002= text |-|2003= * [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] |-|2004= text |-|2005= * [[Gilroy, CA (910 Renz Lane)]] * [[Leominster, MA (132 Sacks Blvd)]] * [[Ocala, FL (3500 SW College Rd)]] * [[Ontario, Canada (4450 Walker Rd)]] * [[Johnson City, TN (3020 Peoples St)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7601 S Walker Ave)]] * [[El Centro, CA (803 E Danenberg Dr)]] * [[Glendale, AZ (6773 West Bell Rd)]] * [[Hagerstown, MD (17618 Valley Mall Blvd)]] * [[Santa Maria, CA (2254 S Bradley Rd)]] * [[Roseville, CA (9601 Fairway Dr)]] * [[Stockton, CA (6436 Pacific Ave)]] * [[Victoria, TX (7800 N Navarro St)]] * [[Greeley, CO (2309 Greeley Mall)]] * [[Greensburg, PA (5256 Route 30 #273)]] * [[North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave)]] * [[Columbia, MO (2003 W Worley Rd)]] * [[Abilene, TX (4310 Buffalo Gap Rd)]] * [[Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd)]] * [[Newmarket, Ontario, Canada (17410 Yonge St)]] * [[Selma, TX (14565 IH 35 North)]] * [[Jonesboro, AR (3400 E Highland Dr)]] * [[Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd)]] * [[Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd)]] * [[Troy, MI (740 John R Rd)]] * [[Florence, SC (2701 David McLeod Blvd)]] |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 242b84bd1e499867f2641d219b0087882692feed 6 204 645 2024-08-23T04:04:06Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 205 646 2024-08-23T04:05:50Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = RichmondBroad2012.jpg |storenumber = 56 |opened = March 4th, 1999 |squarefootage = 13,850 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rid..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondBroad2012.jpg |storenumber = 56 |opened = March 4th, 1999 |squarefootage = 13,850 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 791396be08eeaefd05b2f24a1bf812e669f0e84b 648 646 2024-08-23T04:06:27Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondBroad2012.jpg |storenumber = 56 |opened = March 4th, 1999 |squarefootage = 13,850 }} == History == TODO: I'll write this page, I swear!<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> c77a96206003d1013a2918a5ece8d70e46d047d3 661 648 2024-08-23T23:49:59Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondBroad2012.jpg |storenumber = 56 |opened = March 4th, 1999 |squarefootage = 13,850 }} == History == Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St) is a Chuck E. Cheese location which opened on March 4, 1999, and operates today with a 2021 Model Dance Floor.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Studio 'C' 2021 Model Dance Floor Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> dbb1968ef9d7ab82b0565a48fbfa688ebd1f896a 664 661 2024-08-24T00:20:33Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondBroad2012.jpg |storenumber = 56 |opened = March 4th, 1999 |squarefootage = 13,850 }} Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St) is a Chuck E. Cheese location which opened on March 4, 1999, and operates today with a 2021 Model Dance Floor.<tabber> == History == Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St) opened on March 4th, 1999 with the Operation Thumb Chuck remodel. The store opened with a Studio 'C', featuring a 32M animatronic, a Bird, and other usual features like the interactive console, the Apple TV, etc. However, this specific location featured a tiled wall behind the Blue Screen instead of the normal plastered wall. Between August 2007 & April 2009, the location received the "Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration," which removed all (besides 2) OTC decor, replacing it all with decor appropriate for the Cool Chuck Remodel, and overhauled the exterior to their needs. The location's interior would stay the same until 2014-15, when they received Phase 5, and removed all the posters and replaced them with modern ones depicting Rockstar Chuck. This would be shortlived, and in 2023, the location would get a 2.0 refresh, removing the stage and older decor for 2.0 decor, a dance floor, etc. This location would also be notable for having their sign fall off mid-remodel. |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Studio 'C' 2021 Model Dance Floor Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 91abae2e51ef933eacf43352cdf6c11493e09c05 665 664 2024-08-24T00:21:30Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondBroad2012.jpg |storenumber = 56 |opened = March 4th, 1999 |squarefootage = 13,850 }} Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St) is a Chuck E. Cheese location which opened on March 4, 1999, and operates today with a 2021 Model Dance Floor. == History == Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St) opened on March 4th, 1999 with the Operation Thumb Chuck remodel. The store opened with a Studio 'C', featuring a 32M animatronic, a Bird, and other usual features like the interactive console, the Apple TV, etc. However, this specific location featured a tiled wall behind the Blue Screen instead of the normal plastered wall. Between August 2007 & April 2009, the location received the "Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration," which removed all (besides 2) OTC decor, replacing it all with decor appropriate for the Cool Chuck Remodel, and overhauled the exterior to their needs. The location's interior would stay the same until 2014-15, when they received Phase 5, and removed all the posters and replaced them with modern ones depicting Rockstar Chuck. This would be shortlived, and in 2023, the location would get a 2.0 refresh, removing the stage and older decor for 2.0 decor, a dance floor, etc. This location would also be notable for having their sign fall off mid-remodel. |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Studio 'C' 2021 Model Dance Floor Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> a8a03b5c6a217dbe3f4ca5a1c6cc749252f0c7da 666 665 2024-08-24T00:22:19Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondBroad2012.jpg |storenumber = 56 |opened = March 4th, 1999 |squarefootage = 13,850 }} Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St) is a Chuck E. Cheese location which opened on March 4, 1999, and operates today with a 2021 Model Dance Floor. == History == Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St) opened on March 4th, 1999 with the Operation Thumb Chuck remodel. The store opened with a Studio 'C', featuring a 32M animatronic, a Bird, and other usual features like the interactive console, the Apple TV, etc. However, this specific location featured a tiled wall behind the Blue Screen instead of the normal plastered wall. Between August 2007 & April 2009, the location received the "Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration," which removed all (besides 2) OTC decor, replacing it all with decor appropriate for the Cool Chuck Remodel, and overhauled the exterior to their needs. The location's interior would stay the same until 2014-15, when they received Phase 5, and removed all the posters and replaced them with modern ones depicting Rockstar Chuck. This would be shortlived, and in 2023, the location would get a 2.0 refresh, removing the stage and older decor for 2.0 decor, a dance floor, etc. This location would also be notable for having their sign fall off mid-remodel. <tabber> {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 5079e7c229407c35233adfed8d99ad54835cbad6 674 666 2024-08-24T01:34:10Z ItzaRob 10 Removed incorrect term for 2015 Remodel. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondBroad2012.jpg |storenumber = 56 |opened = March 4th, 1999 |squarefootage = 13,850 }} Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St) is a Chuck E. Cheese location which opened on March 4, 1999, and operates today with a 2021 Model Dance Floor. == History == Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St) opened on March 4th, 1999 with the Operation Thumb Chuck remodel. The store opened with a Studio 'C', featuring a 32M animatronic, a Bird, and other usual features like the interactive console, the Apple TV, etc. However, this specific location featured a tiled wall behind the Blue Screen instead of the normal plastered wall. Between August 2007 & April 2009, the location received the "Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration," which removed all (besides 2) OTC decor, replacing it all with decor appropriate for the Cool Chuck Remodel, and overhauled the exterior to their needs. The location's interior would stay the same until 2014-15, when they received the 2015 Remodel, and removed all the posters and replaced them with modern ones depicting Rockstar Chuck. This would be shortlived, and in 2023, the location would get a 2.0 refresh, removing the stage and older decor for 2.0 decor, a dance floor, etc. This location would also be notable for having their sign fall off mid-remodel. <tabber> {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 0c847b1c63770f7087a7de8011dadd8855e94ac9 0 109 649 613 2024-08-23T04:20:16Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Santa Ana, CA]] * [[Wilkes-Barre Township, PA (500 Scott St)]] * [[Ealing, England]] |-|1977 & 1978= * [[San Jose, CA (370 S Winchester Blvd)]] * [[San Jose, CA (1371 Kooser Rd)]] |-|1979= * [[Concord, CA (1975 Diamond Blvd)]] * [[Sacramento, CA (Florin Mall, 7020 Stockton Blvd)]] * [[Huntington Beach, CA (15511 Edwards St)]] * [[Stockton, CA (4555 N Pershing Ave)]] * [[Sparks, NV (530 Greenbrae Dr)]] * [[Citrus Heights, CA (7614 Greenback Ln)]] |-|1980= * [[Fullerton, CA (1841 W Orangethorpe Ave)]] * [[La Habra, CA (901 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Ogden, UT (3155 Harrison Blvd)]] * [[Sun Valley CA (8357 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Fresno, CA (5384 N Blackstone Ave)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (5534 E 22nd St)]] * [[Covina, CA (601 Azusa Ave)]] * [[Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)]] * [[Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder Rd)]] * [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]] * [[Maple Heights, OH (5376 Northfield Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (4339 Falls of Neuse Rd)]] * [[Fremont, CA (5161 Mowry Ave)]] * [[Long Beach, CA (4706 Los Coyotes Diagonal)]] * [[Westminster, CO (7301 N Federal Blvd)]] * [[Westland, MI (208 S Wayne Rd)]] |-|1981= * [[Sunnyvale, CA (1247 W El Camino Real)]] * [[Winter Park, FL (1997 Aloma Ave)]] * [[Orlando, FL (841 Lee Rd)]] * [[San Diego, CA (6403 El Cajon Blvd)]] * [[Queensland, Australia (Surfers Paradise)]] * [[Santa Rosa, CA (545 Ross St)]] * [[Hayward, CA (24253 Hesperian Blvd)]] * [[Riverside, CA (4033 Chicago Ave)]] * [[Mobile, AL (4685 Airport Blvd)]] * [[Millcreek, UT (3344 S 1300 E)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (8616 E Broadway Blvd)]] * [[Fort Meyers, FL (3112 Cleveland Ave)]] * [[Milpitas, CA (346 S Abel St)]] * [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)]] * [[Richmond, VA (7548 W Broad St)]] |-|1982= * [[Chico, CA (966 East Ave)]] * [[Richmond, VA (7485 Midlothian Turnpike)]] |-|1983= text |-|1984= text |-|1985 & 1986= text </tabber> 1dda43021a75f1cd1cff6b4ee68b798091c60d3a 0 206 650 2024-08-23T04:28:33Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = November, 1981 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == Richmond's first Pizza Time Theatre opened sometime in November, 1981 within the Merchants Walk Shopping Center. Next to nothing is known about the location, though it can be assumed it was similar to other Pizza Time Theatre's that opened around this time. The store would close in 1985, <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtur..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = November, 1981 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == Richmond's first Pizza Time Theatre opened sometime in November, 1981 within the Merchants Walk Shopping Center. Next to nothing is known about the location, though it can be assumed it was similar to other Pizza Time Theatre's that opened around this time. The store would close in 1985, <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> c0335be27d78a85993b8ba72c4d4723b30c0952c 651 650 2024-08-23T04:28:50Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = November, 1981 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == Richmond's first Pizza Time Theatre opened sometime in November 1981 within the Merchants Walk Shopping Center. Next to nothing is known about the location, though it can be assumed it was similar to other Pizza Time Theatre's that opened around this time. The store would close in 1985, <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> 8d7ad21e8950bcf05ffbf01c68800af5c9c09f9d 652 651 2024-08-23T04:30:19Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = November, 1981 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == Richmond's first Pizza Time Theatre opened sometime in November 1981 within the Merchants Walk Shopping Center. Next to nothing is known about the location, though it can be assumed it was similar to other Pizza Time Theatre's that opened around this time. The store would close in 1985, and the space is currently occupied by Brothers Outlet. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> ac9c802439b47cfc1398867a58dbd6fa971d2d3e 672 652 2024-08-24T01:15:43Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = November 1981 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == Richmond's first Pizza Time Theatre opened sometime in November 1981 within the Merchants Walk Shopping Center and was one of 18 franchised stores owned by Family Entertainment.<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-1st-richmond-ptt/153879398/</ref> Next to nothing is known about the location, though it can be assumed it was similar to other Pizza Time Theatre's that opened around this time. The store would close in 1985, and the space is currently occupied by Brothers Outlet. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == References == <references /> 3a0054e2513633487dd69054b57707850cfbe8f9 0 207 653 2024-08-23T04:36:48Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = 1982 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == The Midlothian Turnpike Pizza Time Theatre opened in 1982 inside Chippenham Square. Similarly to the other Pizza Time Theatre in Richmond, [[Richmond, VA (7548 W Broad St)]], no information about this store is currently known. The location would close in 1985 and is currently occupied by The Hidden Spot RVA. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, &..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = 1982 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == The Midlothian Turnpike Pizza Time Theatre opened in 1982 inside Chippenham Square. Similarly to the other Pizza Time Theatre in Richmond, [[Richmond, VA (7548 W Broad St)]], no information about this store is currently known. The location would close in 1985 and is currently occupied by The Hidden Spot RVA. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> d6411e7a7f873ded5a89b99f31a7f6d098d3ad2d 654 653 2024-08-23T04:38:26Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = 1982 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == The Midlothian Turnpike Pizza Time Theatre opened in 1982 inside Chippenham Square. Currently no information about this store is known, however it can easily be assumed it was like many other Pizza Time Theatre's. The location would close in 1985, and is currently occupied by The Hidden Spot RVA. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> 3d21689415cb926685b5cdef04275585044612e7 669 654 2024-08-24T00:57:24Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = October 1982 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == The Midlothian Turnpike Pizza Time Theatre opened in October 1982 inside the Chippenham Square Shopping Center. Currently little information about this store is known, however it is confirmed they had [[The King]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-2nd-ptt-opens-in/153878354/</ref> . The location would close in 1985, and is currently occupied by The Hidden Spot RVA. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == References == <references /> 2be71c6f7a197d5ade56b785f26a6e6ae6ca9e9b 670 669 2024-08-24T01:02:30Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = August 1982 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == The Midlothian Turnpike Pizza Time Theatre opened in August 1982<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-potential-2nd-ri/153878914/</ref> inside the Chippenham Square Shopping Center. Currently little information about this store is known, however it is confirmed they had [[The King]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-2nd-ptt-opens-in/153878354/</ref> . The location would close in 1985, and is currently occupied by The Hidden Spot RVA. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == References == <references /> 0e2ce5567990fcd8cb6a184970a6b144c3431ca7 673 670 2024-08-24T01:19:56Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = N/A |opened = August 1982 |closed = 1985 |squarefootage = N/A }} == History == The Midlothian Turnpike Pizza Time Theatre opened in August 1982<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-potential-2nd-ri/153878914/</ref> inside the Chippenham Square Shopping Center. Currently little information about this store is known, however it is confirmed they had [[The King]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-2nd-ptt-opens-in/153878354/</ref> . The location would close by June 1985, an auction for all the equipment being held on June 4th.<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-midlothian-ptt-a/153879692/</ref>. The space is currently occupied by The Hidden Spot RVA. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == References == <references /> 17dd2cfbd02d7d22ad3fcac700986c58ab48582b 2 208 656 2024-08-23T21:22:07Z AwesomeDrawer1991 57 Created page with "I have no idea how I got trapped into this mess" wikitext text/x-wiki I have no idea how I got trapped into this mess a6376879d078ab2748c05a34f43c2a4cd3433aee 0 210 658 2024-08-23T22:56:31Z CoolerDude 55 Created page with "'''''1965 W Jefferson St,''''' '''''Store #94''''' was a ''Showbiz Pizza Place/Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened on July 13th, 1983 with a Rock-afire Explosion, which got concept unification in 1991/1992 and closed in January 2007 and relocated to the current location near the ''Louis Joliet Mall on I55.'' The spot where the location was built opened on September 23, 1965, next to Kmart #4095. (Which would later become Big Kmart in the late 90s.) The space was once home..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''''1965 W Jefferson St,''''' '''''Store #94''''' was a ''Showbiz Pizza Place/Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened on July 13th, 1983 with a Rock-afire Explosion, which got concept unification in 1991/1992 and closed in January 2007 and relocated to the current location near the ''Louis Joliet Mall on I55.'' The spot where the location was built opened on September 23, 1965, next to Kmart #4095. (Which would later become Big Kmart in the late 90s.) The space was once home to Kmart Foods which was adjacent to the Kmart via an entrance in the store. Kmart Foods would last until it closed. A&P Groceries moved into the space and would remain until 1982. The reason is that A&P announced that it would exit the Chicago market in the same year. The spot would be utilized as an expansion for the neighboring Kmart and Showbiz Pizza Place would take up the rest of the space. === Showbiz Pizza Place Era (1983-1991/1992) === The location opened on July 13th, 1983 with the standard SPP remodel and Classic Rock-afire Explosion. The store's layout seemed to be very long since it replaced a grocery store. There are currently no videos of Joliet during this time. In 1988 and 1990, the location received the SPT 1988 Remodel Program and added the Showbiz Pizza Campground during that time. The exterior could have been changed or left the same but it's currently unknown. === Chuck E. Cheese's Era (1991/1992-2007) === In either 1991 or 1992, the location received Concept Unification and replaced the Classic Rock afire Stage with a 3-Stage. The store would go unchanged after this until the mid or late 90s when they received the 1992 Remodel Program which got rid of the blue and white awnings, neon signs, and checkers for the record posters, green booths, and a new game package. The store would later update the exterior in 1998 or 2000 with the Thumb Chuck logo. The stage would replace all of the bot's latex masks with plastic ones. The last change the store received was the SkyTubes and Toddler Zone. These would be the final updates to the store. === Closure Era === In late 2006, it was announced that the owners of the location would relocate the store after several guest complaints. Supposedly one rat ran out of the ball play area one night. Later it was revealed, after Chuck E. Cheese's moved out, that the rodents were coming from the neighboring Kmart store. There was a small hole in the wall where they were sneaking in. Also, people were reporting that there was a bad smell in the ball pit. All of this, and a lack of guests caused the store to close. The store closed in January 2007 and was left abandoned for 15 years. The entire interior was gutted from the wood paneling, carpet, and poles. The store's power would also be cut off. In the early 2010s, the building (And Kmart) were painted over with beige, and other lighter colors. On December 11, 2016, The neighboring Kmart would close its doors permanently leaving the whole property (aside from a Mobil + Circle K and Checkers on the lot) shuttered. After this, the painted-over front doors would be boarded up. In 2021, it was announced that the former Kmart would become Tony's Fresh Market. Planet Fitness would also join the building. Soon after, the whole building was gutted and exterior demolished. In a few months, the transformation would be completed. As of August 2024, The Planet Fitness is still operating in the space. As for the 3-Stage animatronics, all of the bots (Minus Building and Moon) would be brought over to Mishawaka, IN to replace their 3-Stage bots. They would remain until that store's 3-Stage caught on fire and were forced to receive 2.0 in that year. 471b568a0a856b7fff8735c918f772c2f0fe51fd 667 658 2024-08-24T00:44:46Z CoolerDude 55 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''1965 W Jefferson St,''''' '''''Store #94''''' was a ''Showbiz Pizza Place/Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened on July 13th, 1983 with a Rock-afire Explosion, which got concept unification in 1991/1992 and closed in January 2007 and relocated to the current location near the ''Louis Joliet Mall on I55.'' === Pre SPP-CCEC Era === The spot where the location was built opened on September 23, 1965, next to Kmart #4095. (Which would later become Big Kmart in the late 90s.) The space was once home to Kmart Foods which was adjacent to the Kmart via an entrance in the store. Kmart Foods would last until it closed. A&P Groceries moved into the space and would remain until 1982. The reason is that A&P announced that it would exit the Chicago market in the same year. The spot would be utilized as an expansion for the neighboring Kmart and Showbiz Pizza Place would take up the rest of the space. === Showbiz Pizza Place Era (1983-1991/1992) === The location opened on July 13th, 1983 with the standard SPP remodel and Classic Rock-afire Explosion. The store's layout seemed to be very long since it replaced a grocery store. There are currently no videos of Joliet during this time. In 1988 and 1990, the location received the SPT 1988 Remodel Program and added the Showbiz Pizza Campground during that time. The exterior could have been changed or left the same but it's currently unknown. === Chuck E. Cheese's Era (1991/1992-2007) === In either 1991 or 1992, the location received Concept Unification and replaced the Classic Rock afire Stage with a 3-Stage. The store would go unchanged after this until the mid or late 90s when they received the 1992 Remodel Program which got rid of the blue and white awnings, neon signs, and checkers for the record posters, green booths, and a new game package. The store would later update the exterior in 1998 or 2000 with the Thumb Chuck logo. The stage would replace all of the bot's latex masks with plastic ones. The last change the store received was the SkyTubes and Toddler Zone. These would be the final updates to the store. === Closure Era === In late 2006, it was announced that the owners of the location would relocate the store after several guest complaints. Supposedly one rat ran out of the ball play area one night. Later it was revealed, after Chuck E. Cheese's moved out, that the rodents were coming from the neighboring Kmart store. There was a small hole in the wall where they were sneaking in. Also, people were reporting that there was a bad smell in the ball pit. All of this, and a lack of guests caused the store to close. The store closed in January 2007 and was left abandoned for 15 years. The entire interior was gutted from the wood paneling, carpet, and poles. The store's power would also be cut off. In the early 2010s, the building (And Kmart) were painted over with beige, and other lighter colors. On December 11, 2016, The neighboring Kmart would close its doors permanently leaving the whole property (aside from a Mobil + Circle K and Checkers on the lot) shuttered. After this, the painted-over front doors would be boarded up. In 2021, it was announced that the former Kmart would become Tony's Fresh Market. Planet Fitness would also join the building. Soon after, the whole building was gutted and exterior demolished. In a few months, the transformation would be completed. As of August 2024, The Planet Fitness is still operating in the space. As for the 3-Stage animatronics, all of the bots (Minus Building and Moon) would be brought over to Mishawaka, IN to replace their 3-Stage bots. They would remain until that store's 3-Stage caught on fire and were forced to receive 2.0 in that year. 9c6f95e9201017cea844c6659765f81694dd103d 668 667 2024-08-24T00:55:27Z CoolerDude 55 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''1965 W Jefferson St,''''' '''''Store #94''''' was a ''Showbiz Pizza Place/Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened on July 13th, 1983 with a Rock-afire Explosion and closed in January 2007 with a 3-Stage. This shouldn't be confused with the 3250 Chicagoland Circle location that opened on January 29th, 2007 with a Studio C 2000 16m. === Pre SPP-CCEC Era === The spot where the location was built opened on September 23, 1965, next to Kmart #4095. (Which would later become Big Kmart in the late 90s.) The space was once home to Kmart Foods which was adjacent to the Kmart via an entrance in the store. Kmart Foods would last until it closed. A&P Groceries moved into the space and would remain until 1982. The reason is that A&P announced that it would exit the Chicago market in the same year. The spot would be utilized as an expansion for the neighboring Kmart and Showbiz Pizza Place would take up the rest of the space. === Showbiz Pizza Place Era (1983-1991/1992) === The location opened on July 13th, 1983 with the standard SPP remodel and Classic Rock-afire Explosion. The store's layout seemed to be very long since it replaced a grocery store. There are currently no videos of Joliet during this time. In 1988 and 1990, the location received the SPT 1988 Remodel Program and added the Showbiz Pizza Campground setup during that time. The exterior could have been changed or left the same but it's currently unknown. === Chuck E. Cheese's Era (1991/1992-2007) === In either 1991 or 1992, the location received Concept Unification and replaced the Classic Rock afire Stage with a 3-Stage. The store would go unchanged after this until the mid or late 90s when they received the 1992 Remodel Program which got rid of the blue and white awnings, neon signs, and checkers for the record posters, green booths, and a new game package. The store would later update the exterior in 1998 or 2000 with the Thumb Chuck logo. The stage would replace all of the bot's latex masks with plastic ones. The last change the store received was the SkyTubes and Toddler Zone. These would be the final updates to the store. === Closure Era === In late 2006, it was announced that the owners of the location would relocate the store after several guest complaints. Supposedly one rat ran out of the ball play area one night. Later it was revealed, after Chuck E. Cheese's moved out, that the rodents were coming from the neighboring Kmart store. There was a small hole in the wall where they were sneaking in. Also, people were reporting that there was a bad smell in the ball pit. All of this, and a lack of guests caused the store to close. The store closed in January 2007 and was left abandoned for 15 years. The entire interior was gutted from the wood paneling, carpet, and poles. The store's power would also be cut off. In the early 2010s, the building (And Kmart) were painted over with beige, and other lighter colors. On December 16, 2016, the neighboring Kmart would close its doors permanently leaving the whole property (aside from a Mobil + Circle K and Checkers on the lot) shuttered. After this, the painted-over front doors would be boarded up. In 2021, it was announced that the former Kmart would become Tony's Fresh Market. Planet Fitness would also join the building. Soon after, the whole building was gutted, and the exterior was demolished. In a few months, the transformation would be completed. As of August 2024, Planet Fitness is still operating in the space. As for the 3-Stage animatronics, all of the bots (Minus Building and Moon) would be brought over to Mishawaka, IN to replace their 3-Stage bots. They would remain until that store's 3-Stage caught on fire and were forced to receive 2.0 in that year. d887ba786d7c9fa17e6ff3c834782e984c3dec1d 6 211 675 2024-08-24T11:22:29Z 1235cornflake 65 wikitext text/x-wiki . 3a52ce780950d4d969792a2559cd519d7ee8c727 2 212 677 2024-08-24T11:39:23Z 1235cornflake 65 Created page with "Hi Im 1235cornflake but you can call me Charlotte My Favourite Things In The CEC Space {| class="wikitable" |+Charlotte's Top 3 |#1. Cyberamics (They're So Unique And Awesome) |- |#2. PTT (Specifically Lost Media And The Showtapes) |- |#3. The CU Prototype Stage (I Need To Know More NOW!!!!!!!) |} If I Could Have My Own CEC Cast It Would Be John Widelock As Chuck E. Karlissa McKinney As Helen Duncan Brannan As Munch Scott Paulin As Jasper Bob West As Pasqually..." wikitext text/x-wiki Hi Im 1235cornflake but you can call me Charlotte My Favourite Things In The CEC Space {| class="wikitable" |+Charlotte's Top 3 |#1. Cyberamics (They're So Unique And Awesome) |- |#2. PTT (Specifically Lost Media And The Showtapes) |- |#3. The CU Prototype Stage (I Need To Know More NOW!!!!!!!) |} If I Could Have My Own CEC Cast It Would Be John Widelock As Chuck E. Karlissa McKinney As Helen Duncan Brannan As Munch Scott Paulin As Jasper Bob West As Pasqually Alternatively It Would Be Duncan Brannan As Chuck E. Annagrey Labasse As Helen Duncan Brannan As Munch (same) Bob West/Jeremy Blaido As Jasper Earl Fisher As Pasqually Ok Bye :) 6158e721e2ac1b4f152c2488f3c99c4187feec7f 6 213 679 2024-08-24T11:53:30Z 1235cornflake 65 wikitext text/x-wiki s a0f1490a20d0211c997b44bc357e1972deab8ae3 6 214 680 2024-08-24T13:28:28Z 1235cornflake 65 wikitext text/x-wiki Mr Munch ae58c4e80a51a7959e576db02efd12c0a941d094 0 215 681 2024-08-24T13:29:33Z 1235cornflake 65 Created page with "[[Category:Cyberamics]] [[Category:Fantasy Forest]] [[File:Mr Munch.jpg|thumb|275x275px|Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] Mr. Munch Cyberamics were manufactured by Pizza Time Theatre And Fantasy Forest Engineering from 1979 to 1983 and were produced in the 1990’s from 1991-1995 by other manufacturers for Showbiz Pizza Time Inc. such as Kinetix and later Animation World. by the end of 2025 there will only be 2 Mr. Munch Cyberamics left operating in stores those being Northridge,..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Cyberamics]] [[Category:Fantasy Forest]] [[File:Mr Munch.jpg|thumb|275x275px|Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] Mr. Munch Cyberamics were manufactured by Pizza Time Theatre And Fantasy Forest Engineering from 1979 to 1983 and were produced in the 1990’s from 1991-1995 by other manufacturers for Showbiz Pizza Time Inc. such as Kinetix and later Animation World. by the end of 2025 there will only be 2 Mr. Munch Cyberamics left operating in stores those being Northridge, CA and Hicksville, NY. Movements: The Bot contained 9 movements early on but it was changed to only 8 movements in the early 1980's those being: {| class="wikitable" |+Pizza Time Theatre Era |Mouth |- |Head Right |- |Head Left |- |Eyes Right |- |Eyes Left |- |Eyelids |- |Right Arm |- |Left Arm |- |Door (Only Used Very Early On From 1979-1981) |} {| class="wikitable" |+Chuck E. Cheese's Era |Mouth |- |Head Right |- |Head Left |- |Eyes Right |- |Eyes Left |- |Eyelids |- |Right Arm |- |Left Arm |} 7bacaf7550a113a8bfc474f4f392e5a1c1fbf9e0 6 216 682 2024-08-24T14:27:07Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 219 685 2024-08-24T14:49:59Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 220 686 2024-08-24T14:52:54Z Midwestretail 6 wip wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Alpharetta1.png |storenumber = TBA |opened = January 6th, 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = ~11,000 }} == History == The Alpharetta Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant began planning in August of 2000, with the location being found shortly after. They would construct this location for over a year until December 6th, 2001, when they would have their official opening. The approximate cost of the construction was $1,015,251. This store opened with the [[Phase III]] version of the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] design, of which it also had a [[Toddler Zone]] to accompany it's gameroom. In 2006, this store would give a remodel to their interior, swapping out the Operation Thumb Chuck items for [[Cool Chuck|Cool Chuck (Remodel)]] decorations, colors, and signage. The exterior would not be changed, however. The Toddler Zone was also eventually removed, most likely around this time. In 2014, this store would finally remove the Thumb Chuck exterior they had since opening, and replace it with the 2013 logo and branding, the red awnings being swapped out and the lamps being removed. Nothing interior-wise was affected. In 2022, the store would receive the 2.0 remodel, removing their Studio 'C' 2000 for a Dance Floor. The exterior was also repainted and replaced once again to match the new remodel. To this day, this restaurant remains this way.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= - [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround)]] |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in December 2001 with a Studio 'C' 2000 with a 32 movement animatronic. Removed in 2022 when the store remodeled for a Dance Floor. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | 32 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic) || Serial Number || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Alpharettacad.webp|CAD file of the exterior sent to the city during planning File:Alpharettacadsecondary.webp| File:Alpharettastageclosed.jpg|Alpharetta's Studio 'C' 2000 with the curtains closed </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> dc62c5d4503268c07e3920f5db1d2f078f906bdb 687 686 2024-08-24T14:54:51Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Alpharetta1.png |storenumber = TBA |opened = January 6th, 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = ~11,000 }} '''925 North Point Dr''' is a Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant that opened on December 6th, 2001 with a Studio 'C' 2000 and 32 function animatronic. It is located near the North Point Mall. == History == The Alpharetta Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant began planning in August of 2000, with the location being found shortly after. They would construct this location for over a year until December 6th, 2001, when they would have their official opening. The approximate cost of the construction was $1,015,251. This store opened with the [[Phase III]] version of the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] design, of which it also had a [[Toddler Zone]] to accompany it's gameroom. In 2006, this store would give a remodel to their interior, swapping out the Operation Thumb Chuck items for [[Cool Chuck|Cool Chuck (Remodel)]] decorations, colors, and signage. The exterior would not be changed, however. The Toddler Zone was also eventually removed, most likely around this time. In 2014, this store would finally remove the Thumb Chuck exterior they had since opening, and replace it with the 2013 logo and branding, the red awnings being swapped out and the lamps being removed. Nothing interior-wise was affected. In 2022, the store would receive the 2.0 remodel, removing their Studio 'C' 2000 for a Dance Floor. The exterior was also repainted and replaced once again to match the new remodel. To this day, this restaurant remains this way.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= - [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround)]] |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in December 2001 with a Studio 'C' 2000 with a 32 movement animatronic. Removed in 2022 when the store remodeled for a Dance Floor. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | 32 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic) || Serial Number || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Alpharettacad.webp|CAD file of the exterior sent to the city during planning File:Alpharettacadsecondary.webp| File:Alpharettastageclosed.jpg|Alpharetta's Studio 'C' 2000 with the curtains closed </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> a22bdf7f7e7a7c3aae1e8cd72f1ce0a767bcb477 688 687 2024-08-24T15:13:55Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Alpharetta1.png |storenumber = TBA |opened = January 6th, 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = ~11,000 }} '''925 North Point Dr''' is a Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant that opened on December 6th, 2001 with a Studio 'C' 2000 and 32 function animatronic. It is located near the North Point Mall. == History == The Alpharetta Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant began planning in August of 2000, with the location being found shortly after. They would construct this location for over a year until December 6th, 2001, when they would have their official opening. The approximate cost of the construction was $1,015,251. This store opened with the [[Phase III]] version of the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] design, of which it also had a [[Toddler Zone]] to accompany it's gameroom. In 2006, this store would give a remodel to their interior, swapping out the Operation Thumb Chuck items for [[Cool Chuck|Cool Chuck (Remodel)]] decorations, colors, and signage. The exterior would not be changed, however. The Toddler Zone was also eventually removed, most likely around this time. In 2014, this store would finally remove the Thumb Chuck exterior they had since opening, and replace it with the 2013 logo and branding, the red awnings being swapped out and the lamps being removed. Nothing interior-wise was affected. In 2022, the store would receive the 2.0 remodel, removing their Studio 'C' 2000 for a Dance Floor. The exterior was also repainted and replaced once again to match the new remodel. To this day, this restaurant remains this way.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= - [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround)]] |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in December 2001 with a Studio 'C' 2000 with a 32 movement animatronic. Removed in 2022 when the store remodeled for a Dance Floor. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | 32 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic) || Serial Number || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Alpharettastageclosed.jpg|Alpharetta's Studio 'C' 2000 with the curtains closed </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 0abe22a7746eacf365416ed92b4f8bdeb30a7c41 0 207 689 673 2024-08-24T15:19:35Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |opened = August 1982 |closed = 1985 }} == History == The Midlothian Turnpike Pizza Time Theatre opened in August 1982<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-potential-2nd-ri/153878914/</ref> inside the Chippenham Square Shopping Center. Currently little information about this store is known, however it is confirmed they had [[The King]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-2nd-ptt-opens-in/153878354/</ref> . The location would close by June 1985, an auction for all the equipment being held on June 4th.<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-midlothian-ptt-a/153879692/</ref>. The space is currently occupied by The Hidden Spot RVA. == References == <references /> f9f9bb6e11386904f685e09f57cf54fa1a21667f 0 119 690 445 2024-08-24T15:32:24Z Studio 18 Ent 21 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = File:EastgateExterior2024.webp |storenumber = 211/102 |built = 1990 |opened = June 17th, 1990 |squarefootage = 9,500-10,000 }} '''4394 Eastgate Square Dr''' is a Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza restaurant that opened on June 17th, 1990 in the Eastgate Square Shopping Center. It originally housed a [[Rocker Stage]] before removing it in late 2005 for the Studio 'C' Small Market, remodeling once again in April 2024 to the 2.0 Refresh. The store remains open. ==History== TODO: store history<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= On June 17th, 1990, the store opened with a [[Rocker Stage]]. In late 2005 the store recieved it's [[Phase IV]] replacing the previous stage with the Studio 'C' Small Market. On April 8th, 2024, the stage was removed, destroyed, and replaced with a Chuck E Live! stage and Video Wall as apart of their 2.0 Refresh. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Studio C 16M]] || Unknown || Destroyed/Remains owned a private collector |} </tabber> ==Media== ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- | | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:EastgateExterior2024.webp|The store's exterior as of 2024 </gallery> ==References== bd4204ef53aca6d3cc607252794516a848fda3db 694 690 2024-08-24T18:54:16Z Studio 18 Ent 21 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = File:EastgateExterior2024.webp |storenumber = 211/102 |built = 1990 |opened = June 17th, 1990 |squarefootage = 9,500-10,000 }} '''4394 Eastgate Square Dr''' is a Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza restaurant that opened on June 17th, 1990 in the Eastgate Square Shopping Center. It originally housed a [[Rocker Stage]] before removing it in late 2005 for the Studio 'C' Small Market, remodeling once again in April 2024 to the 2.0 Refresh. The store remains open. ==History== TODO: store history<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= On June 17th, 1990, the store opened with a [[Rocker Stage]]. In late 2005 the store recieved it's [[Phase IV]] replacing the previous stage with the Studio 'C' Small Market. On April 8th, 2024, the stage was removed, destroyed, and replaced with a Chuck E Live! stage and Video Wall as apart of their 2.0 Refresh. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[16 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed/Remains owned a private collector |} </tabber> ==Media== ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- | | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:EastgateExterior2024.webp|The store's exterior as of 2024 </gallery> ==References== 1fbc31002488bc04f34f4fb01767e6eefaecd00f 695 694 2024-08-24T19:04:16Z Studio 18 Ent 21 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = File:EastgateExterior2024.webp |storenumber = 211/102 |built = 1990 |opened = June 17th, 1990 |squarefootage = 9,500-10,000 }} '''4394 Eastgate Square Dr''' is a Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza restaurant that opened on June 17th, 1990 in the Eastgate Square Shopping Center. It originally housed a [[Rocker Stage]] before removing it in late 2005 for the [[Studio 'C' Small Market]], remodeling once again in April 2024 to the 2.0 Refresh. The store remains open. ==History== TODO: store history<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= On June 17th, 1990, the store opened with a [[Rocker Stage]]. In late 2005 the store recieved it's [[Phase IV]] replacing the previous stage with the [[Studio 'C' Small Market]]. On April 8th, 2024, the stage was removed, destroyed, and replaced with a Chuck E Live! stage and Video Wall as apart of their 2.0 Refresh. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[16 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed/Remains owned a private collector |} {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Stage !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Rocker Stage]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Studio 'C' Small Market]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> ==Media== ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- | | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:EastgateExterior2024.webp|The store's exterior as of 2024 </gallery> ==References== 537f991d20419b950aeaac8163a7c9f0e42ad10e 718 695 2024-08-25T01:21:42Z Studio 18 Ent 21 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = File:EastgateExterior2024.webp |storenumber = 211/102 |built = 1990 |opened = June 17th, 1990 |squarefootage = 9,500-10,000 }} '''4394 Eastgate Square Dr''' is a Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza restaurant that opened on June 17th, 1990 in the Eastgate Square Shopping Center. It originally housed a [[Rocker Stage]] before removing it in late 2005 for the [[Studio 'C' Small Market]], remodeling once again in April 2024 to the 2.0 Refresh. The store remains open. ==History== TODO: store history<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= On June 17th, 1990, the store opened with a [[Rocker Stage]]. In late 2005 the store recieved it's [[Phase IV]] replacing the previous stage with the [[Studio 'C' Small Market]]. On April 8th, 2024, the stage was removed, destroyed, and replaced with a Chuck E Live! stage and Video Wall as apart of their 2.0 Refresh. {| class="wikitable" |+ |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[16 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || Unknown || Destroyed/Remains owned a private collector |} {| class="wikitable" |+ UNFINISHED |- ! Stage !! Installation Date !! Removal Date !! Status |- | [[Rocker Stage]] || Unknown || 2005 || Destroyed |- | [[Studio 'C' Small Market]] || Unknown || Destroyed || Destroyed |} </tabber> ==Media== ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- | | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:EastgateExterior2024.webp|The store's exterior as of 2024 </gallery> ==References== 0df05795c77d27d68711cb7a5e5dc532309c23e1 0 56 691 467 2024-08-24T15:36:50Z Studio 18 Ent 21 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Use This Store Name Infobox!|companytype=Private|industry=Family Entertainment Center / Restraunt|founded=May 17, 1977, (PTT) March 3, 1980, (SPP), May 16, 1985 (SPT)|founder=[[Showbiz Pizza Place]], [[Pizza Time Theatre]]|headquarters=Irving, TX|parent=[[Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.]]|image=CEC Entertainment.png.png|numberoflocations=568|areaserved=Africa, Asia, Europe, The Americas|keypeople=David McKillips, Current CEO|brands=TJ Hartford's, Pasqually's Pizza & Wings|owner=Monarch Capital|parent=Atari, Inc. (1977–1978)[[Pizza Time Theatre, Inc.]] (1978–1985) ShowBiz Pizza Time, Inc. (1985–1998) CEC Entertainment, Inc. (1998–2020) CEC Entertainment, LLC (2020–present)|subsidiaries=[[Peter Piper Pizza]]|website=https://www.chuckecheese.com/|title=CEC Entertainment, LLC}} '''CEC Entertainment''', formerly known as '''Showbiz Pizza Time, Inc.''' is the parent of American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese. Through CEC, the company operated 500+ locations across the world, and also owns Peter Piper Pizza Pasqually's Pizza & Wings, and formerly Showbiz Pizza & TJ Hartford's. =History = Showbiz Pizza Time was originally formed as a result of the merger between Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre, which was finalized in May of 1985. After the merger, both Showbiz Pizza & Pizza Time Theatre operated separately. However, certain Showbiz Pizza locations opened with Chuck E. Cheese characters like Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder). In the later half of the 80s, Showbiz Pizza Time requested rights to the Rockafire Explosion from Aaron Fechter, which they were declined. This caused a falling out between the companies, which would be the cause of Concept Unification, the removal of the Rockafire for Chuck E. Cheese and his friends. The early 90s brought heavy competition from companies like Discovery Zone and Leaps and Bounds. Due to the competition, the company faced low sales. This initiated a remodel effort, called "Operation Thumb Chuck." Which brought a more updated look to the locations, so they could stand out against other companies. The company also created new stages around this time to supply something fresh and new to their costumers. 6c1f6ce8491c9ed9f76a9c8077aa11220fe3d27c 0 198 692 624 2024-08-24T16:17:11Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki * [[Chuck E. Cheese (Showroom 2000 Audio Animatronic)]] * [[32 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] * [[16 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] * [[Bird (Animatronic)]] 21b1fe497dfb2623fc7ab78adec92eaa12b962a3 6 221 693 2024-08-24T16:38:26Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki source: https://imgur.com/6r4njLG c69fb1370caf45c4b36f790f34ce2e86b783b585 0 222 696 2024-08-24T22:17:36Z Bunbunboy8 67 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. 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Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 04c3444a4581f7702f514d409bb57ae98997226f 697 696 2024-08-24T22:18:20Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Ignore whatever is happening. using the standard page as a base<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! 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List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 9a13f2bfcc56b2d04552be714bbb3dc86a70cb16 700 699 2024-08-24T22:58:59Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show 'Yes, Dear' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 072554fe15fb55b0d7b531c7a707c40d6d54d676 701 700 2024-08-24T23:00:55Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show 'Yes, Dear' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 89d2e08dcabbe5c2188997b860e3620fe600a191 702 701 2024-08-24T23:08:10Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd) is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd 1999. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> c981ab1079ebaa8bf227785fb6fa7a34fadc8200 703 702 2024-08-24T23:12:19Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* Videos */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd) is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd 1999. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 739e926318d86e9733309dc1f5415bbd3be9dbb3 705 703 2024-08-24T23:14:25Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* Gallery */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd) is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd 1999. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery>[[File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg|thumb|Burbank's DZ Exterior (unknown when or where this is from)]] </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 5acfdee83da591a41991cb5b25a4449321e103fc 706 705 2024-08-24T23:16:14Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* Gallery */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd) is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd 1999. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 2f433b352e0d7bf667351712a051161de920f960 707 706 2024-08-24T23:17:52Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* Media */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd) is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd 1999. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery><gallery> File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 4cd7fcfc5db64bb8378138593c8b24fe84050878 709 707 2024-08-24T23:38:38Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* Gallery */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd) is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd 1999. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery><gallery> File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg File:Burbank DZ Interior.jpg|Burbank DZ interior </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 080c8b919c2b48c2a9feb2dad30f77262dbeefa1 710 709 2024-08-24T23:39:02Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* Gallery */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd) is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd 1999. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery><gallery> File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg|Burbank DZ Exterior File:Burbank DZ Interior.jpg|Burbank DZ interior </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> dfb88c93afd861aa9a1dd4588274e1b955f5b669 716 710 2024-08-24T23:45:50Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd) is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd 1999. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. 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Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd 1999 with a Studio 'C'. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. 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Cheese Fan Club. The Winchester and Kooser stores also staffed the annual Los Gatos Children's Christmas Parade for a second time.<ref name=":0" /><tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ipvv3 |Four Corners - New Eatery Fad 11-17-79 |November 11, 1979 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:6r4njLG.jpg|Exterior of the building roughly around 1990. </gallery> == References == <references /> edc151a8b6fd321e1b3bd6584325c8065e323c54 723 722 2024-08-25T02:59:51Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Winchesterexterior.jpg |opened = May 17, 1977 |closed = February, 1985 |squarefootage = 5,000 }} == History == In November of 1979, the store was covered by Australian Broadcasting Communication's Four Corners which gave a brief overview of the animatronic eatery concept and featured an interview with Gene Landrum, Pizza Time Theatre co-founder.<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> Circa December 1979, the store introduced 30 members of the Northern California Industrial Recreation Council to the then new, Chuck E. Cheese Fan Club. The Winchester and Kooser stores also staffed the annual Los Gatos Children's Christmas Parade for a second time.<ref name=":0" /><tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= Arcade Machines as of June 9, 1977 * Night Rider * Sea Wolf Home * Capt. Fantastic * Air Hockey * Junkyard * Boot Rill * Freedom * Solar City * Grand Prix * Shooting Trainer * Bronko * Flyball/Pong Doubles * Cocktail Breakout * Cocktail Domineos * Cocktail Tank * Stunt Cycle * Quiz Show * Sprint II * Night Driver * Breakout * Dominoes * Indy 4 * Atarians * Witch Hunt * F-1 * Biorhythm |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= To be written. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ipvv3 |Four Corners - New Eatery Fad 11-17-79 |November 11, 1979 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:6r4njLG.jpg|Exterior of the building roughly around 1990. </gallery> == References == <references /> bc342f7f75c88527220a39a19098332d27526d83 728 723 2024-08-25T03:34:39Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Winchesterexterior.jpg |opened = May 17, 1977 |closed = February, 1985 |squarefootage = 5,000 }} == History == In November of 1979, the store was covered by Australian Broadcasting Communication's Four Corners which gave a brief overview of the animatronic eatery concept and featured an interview with Gene Landrum, Pizza Time Theatre co-founder.<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> Circa December 1979, the store introduced 30 members of the Northern California Industrial Recreation Council to the then new, Chuck E. Cheese Fan Club. The Winchester and Kooser stores also staffed the annual Los Gatos Children's Christmas Parade for a second time.<ref name=":0" /><tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= Arcade Machines as of June 9, 1977 * Night Rider * Sea Wolf Home * Capt. Fantastic * Air Hockey * Junkyard * Boot Rill * Freedom * Solar City * Grand Prix * Shooting Trainer * Bronko * Flyball/Pong Doubles * Cocktail Breakout * Cocktail Domineos * Cocktail Tank * Stunt Cycle * Quiz Show * Sprint II * Night Driver * Breakout * Dominoes * Indy 4 * Atarians * Witch Hunt * F-1 * Biorhythm |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= To be written. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ipvv3 |Four Corners - New Eatery Fad 11-17-79 |November 11, 1979 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Thebigcheese2.jpg|1976 conceptual floorplan sketched by Gene Landrum File:Thebigcheese.jpg|Revised floorplan. 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Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Ride..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 04c3444a4581f7702f514d409bb57ae98997226f 6 239 734 2024-08-25T08:42:04Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera's 2.0 Exterior in June 2024 38347ce9a93097d4360a0dea83fb4232c9179ff2 736 734 2024-08-25T08:43:45Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera's 2.0 Exterior in June 2024 (from google streetview) fdf83893a1c51852ac643836f61c1a924d3364f8 0 238 735 733 2024-08-25T08:43:14Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 5a75f58b71eef0b6603af5da16810e6e4f425887 739 735 2024-08-25T08:51:35Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki '''San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 the locations in San Antonio, TX.{{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 29107489c4450f4736d562ca63dd492e4c7d8ffc 740 739 2024-08-25T08:51:58Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 5a75f58b71eef0b6603af5da16810e6e4f425887 741 740 2024-08-25T08:52:24Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd) is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 the locations in San Antonio, TX. == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> e09de57c644d9b8e4cd20d7b408b977fe675f7b5 744 741 2024-08-25T09:15:57Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd) (commonly referred to as just 'Bandera') is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 the locations in San Antonio, TX. == History == Chuck E. Cheese has opened 7 locations in San Antonio. There are only 4 locations still open, with the other 3 being [[San Antonio, TX (238 SW Military Dr)]], [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]], [[San Antonio, TX (1403 N Loop)]], and Bandera opening the latest. Bandera opened with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] and a Studio 'C' 2000 on April 16th, 2002.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 2fae4368f32a9d99ac18aaa6ae4322fb6d56a605 745 744 2024-08-25T10:31:15Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd) (commonly referred to as just 'Bandera') is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 locations still operating in San Antonio, TX. == History == Chuck E. Cheese has opened 7 locations in San Antonio. There are only 4 locations still open, with the other 3 being [[San Antonio, TX (238 SW Military Dr)]], [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]], [[San Antonio, TX (1403 N Loop)]], and Bandera opening the latest. Bandera opened with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] and a Studio 'C' 2000 on April 16th, 2002. Somewhere between late 2009 and before 2013, the Chuck would receive the Avenger shirt, but would keep the hat and shorts. Around this time, they would remove the topper on the TVs. In Summer of 2015, Bandera would receive the 2015 Remodel, which would remove all of the older decor, add Rockstar artwork, paint the walls orange, green, and blue, and update the exterior to Rockstar Chuck adding the purple and red awnings. The stage would also receive new TVs, as well as the Rockstar outfit. This store would stay the same until September 2022 when every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. In April 2024, this stage would be removed during 2.0, leaving no more stages in San Antonio. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 44698506d487db87f0ee602e05489f95ef13bb42 746 745 2024-08-25T10:34:12Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd) (commonly referred to as just 'Bandera') is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 locations still operating in San Antonio, TX. == History == Chuck E. Cheese has opened 7 locations in San Antonio. There are only 4 locations still open, with the other 3 being [[San Antonio, TX (238 SW Military Dr)]], [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]], [[San Antonio, TX (1403 N Loop)]], and Bandera opening the latest. Bandera opened with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] and a Studio 'C' 2000 on April 16th, 2002. Somewhere between late 2009 and before 2013, the Chuck would receive the Avenger shirt, but would keep the hat and shorts. Around this time, they would remove the topper on the TVs. In Summer of 2015, Bandera would receive the 2015 Remodel, which would remove all of the older decor, add Rockstar artwork, paint the walls orange, green, and blue, and update the exterior to Rockstar Chuck adding the purple and red awnings. The stage would also receive new TVs, as well as the Rockstar outfit. This store would stay the same until September 2022 when every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. In April 2024, this stage would be removed during 2.0, leaving no more stages in San Antonio. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> d1e66f4d6b5f7fc7db10d4b879d16317c2293503 756 746 2024-08-25T10:44:14Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd) (commonly referred to as just 'Bandera') is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 locations still operating in San Antonio, TX. == History == Chuck E. Cheese has opened 7 locations in San Antonio. There are only 4 locations still open, with the other 3 being [[San Antonio, TX (238 SW Military Dr)]], [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]], [[San Antonio, TX (1403 N Loop)]], and Bandera opening the latest. Bandera opened with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] and a Studio 'C' 2000 on April 16th, 2002. Somewhere between late 2009 and before 2013, the Chuck would receive the Avenger shirt, but would keep the hat and shorts. Around this time, they would remove the topper on the TVs. In Summer of 2015, Bandera would receive the 2015 Remodel, which would remove all of the older decor, add Rockstar artwork, paint the walls orange, green, and blue, and update the exterior to Rockstar Chuck adding the purple and red awnings. The stage would also receive new TVs, as well as the Rockstar outfit. This store would stay the same until September 2022 when every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. In April 2024, this stage would be removed during 2.0, leaving no more stages in San Antonio. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Bandera Exterior.jpg File:Bandera Showroom 04.jpg File:Bandera Gameroom 2 (2004).jpg File:Bandera Roadsign (2004).jpg File:Bandera Chuck 04.jpg File:Bandera Showroom.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> e19a5c9bae057688c493cd0e47f4ff3b6a44cbd2 757 756 2024-08-25T10:48:49Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* Videos */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd) (commonly referred to as just 'Bandera') is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 locations still operating in San Antonio, TX. == History == Chuck E. Cheese has opened 7 locations in San Antonio. There are only 4 locations still open, with the other 3 being [[San Antonio, TX (238 SW Military Dr)]], [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]], [[San Antonio, TX (1403 N Loop)]], and Bandera opening the latest. Bandera opened with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] and a Studio 'C' 2000 on April 16th, 2002. Somewhere between late 2009 and before 2013, the Chuck would receive the Avenger shirt, but would keep the hat and shorts. Around this time, they would remove the topper on the TVs. In Summer of 2015, Bandera would receive the 2015 Remodel, which would remove all of the older decor, add Rockstar artwork, paint the walls orange, green, and blue, and update the exterior to Rockstar Chuck adding the purple and red awnings. The stage would also receive new TVs, as well as the Rockstar outfit. This store would stay the same until September 2022 when every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. In April 2024, this stage would be removed during 2.0, leaving no more stages in San Antonio. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseY1yarPs |Chuck E. Cheeses Bandera Road TX 2.0 |Apr 1, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0VoHlfAgLk |Chuck E. Cheese Bandera, TX Tour 3/11/24 |Mar 11, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Bandera Exterior.jpg File:Bandera Showroom 04.jpg File:Bandera Gameroom 2 (2004).jpg File:Bandera Roadsign (2004).jpg File:Bandera Chuck 04.jpg File:Bandera Showroom.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> edd110376711f880842f8847b4e55135a3914c36 760 757 2024-08-25T10:53:11Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* Gallery */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd) (commonly referred to as just 'Bandera') is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 locations still operating in San Antonio, TX. == History == Chuck E. Cheese has opened 7 locations in San Antonio. There are only 4 locations still open, with the other 3 being [[San Antonio, TX (238 SW Military Dr)]], [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]], [[San Antonio, TX (1403 N Loop)]], and Bandera opening the latest. Bandera opened with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] and a Studio 'C' 2000 on April 16th, 2002. Somewhere between late 2009 and before 2013, the Chuck would receive the Avenger shirt, but would keep the hat and shorts. Around this time, they would remove the topper on the TVs. In Summer of 2015, Bandera would receive the 2015 Remodel, which would remove all of the older decor, add Rockstar artwork, paint the walls orange, green, and blue, and update the exterior to Rockstar Chuck adding the purple and red awnings. The stage would also receive new TVs, as well as the Rockstar outfit. This store would stay the same until September 2022 when every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. In April 2024, this stage would be removed during 2.0, leaving no more stages in San Antonio. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseY1yarPs |Chuck E. Cheeses Bandera Road TX 2.0 |Apr 1, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0VoHlfAgLk |Chuck E. Cheese Bandera, TX Tour 3/11/24 |Mar 11, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Bandera Exterior.jpg|unknown date File:Bandera Showroom 04.jpg|2004 File:Bandera Gameroom 2 (2004).jpg|2004 File:Bandera Roadsign (2004).jpg|2004 File:Bandera Chuck 04.jpg|2004 File:Bandera Showroom.jpg|2009 </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> dd71c00b117cf07168e560320d70964f4a5cf0ca 764 760 2024-08-25T18:46:44Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd) (commonly referred to as just 'Bandera') is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 locations still operating in San Antonio, TX. == History == Chuck E. Cheese has opened 7 locations in San Antonio. There are only 4 locations still open, with the other 3 being [[San Antonio, TX (238 SW Military Dr)]], [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]], [[San Antonio, TX (1403 N Loop)]], and Bandera opening the latest. Bandera opened with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] and a Studio 'C' 2000 on April 16th, 2002. Somewhere between late 2009 and before 2013, the Chuck would receive the Avenger shirt, but would keep the hat and shorts. Around this time, they would also remove the topper on the TVs. In Summer of 2015, Bandera would receive the 2015 Remodel, which would remove all of the older decor, add Rockstar artwork, paint the walls orange, green, and blue, and update the exterior to Rockstar Chuck adding the purple and red awnings. The stage would also receive new TVs, as well as the Rockstar outfit. This store would stay the same until September 2022 when every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. In April 2024, this stage would be removed during 2.0, leaving no more stages in San Antonio. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseY1yarPs |Chuck E. Cheeses Bandera Road TX 2.0 |Apr 1, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0VoHlfAgLk |Chuck E. Cheese Bandera, TX Tour 3/11/24 |Mar 11, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Bandera Exterior.jpg|unknown date File:Bandera Showroom 04.jpg|2004 File:Bandera Gameroom 2 (2004).jpg|2004 File:Bandera Roadsign (2004).jpg|2004 File:Bandera Chuck 04.jpg|2004 File:Bandera Showroom.jpg|2009 </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 39c48f77749e52ea4d606396b5cb46b5d83cbdf8 0 222 737 717 2024-08-25T08:48:55Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} '''Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)''' is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd 1999 with a Studio 'C'. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery><gallery> File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg|Burbank DZ Exterior File:Burbank DZ Interior.jpg|Burbank DZ interior File:Burbank Showroom.jpg|Burbank's Showroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 2.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 1.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank 2013 Stage.png|Burbank's stage (2013) File:Burbank Exterior 2013.jpg|Burbank's exterior (2013) </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> e24a438c8c2570adc1d7c4796f233f488dd7248d 738 737 2024-08-25T08:50:04Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} '''Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)''' is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with Operation Thumb Chuck, as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery><gallery> File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg|Burbank DZ Exterior File:Burbank DZ Interior.jpg|Burbank DZ interior File:Burbank Showroom.jpg|Burbank's Showroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 2.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 1.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank 2013 Stage.png|Burbank's stage (2013) File:Burbank Exterior 2013.jpg|Burbank's exterior (2013) </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 63aa2212c7c32ca4983f946d63dc608a204c6343 742 738 2024-08-25T09:01:01Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} '''Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)''' is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the Cool Chuck Remodel. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery><gallery> File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg|Burbank DZ Exterior File:Burbank DZ Interior.jpg|Burbank DZ interior File:Burbank Showroom.jpg|Burbank's Showroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 2.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 1.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank 2013 Stage.png|Burbank's stage (2013) File:Burbank Exterior 2013.jpg|Burbank's exterior (2013) </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> fc3b294007641a01761959ba79343d28342943e3 743 742 2024-08-25T09:02:18Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} '''Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)''' is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]]. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery><gallery> File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg|Burbank DZ Exterior File:Burbank DZ Interior.jpg|Burbank DZ interior File:Burbank Showroom.jpg|Burbank's Showroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 2.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 1.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank 2013 Stage.png|Burbank's stage (2013) File:Burbank Exterior 2013.jpg|Burbank's exterior (2013) </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 8924efbf83eb60fdee435316def178092e5121ee 772 743 2024-08-25T20:40:43Z UnfrostedPoptart 26 Added a Photo of Burbank’s Walk-around in 2001. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} '''Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)''' is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]]. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. Around this time, they possibly removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery><gallery> File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg|Burbank DZ Exterior File:Burbank DZ Interior.jpg|Burbank DZ interior File:F5649CAC-8871-4A48-AB60-B9FF0097C250.jpg|Burbank’s Walk-around (2001) File:Burbank Showroom.jpg|Burbank's Showroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 2.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 1.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank 2013 Stage.png|Burbank's stage (2013) File:Burbank Exterior 2013.jpg|Burbank's exterior (2013) </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 97c45f3b7dca87946006b44d4635acb0e4335511 6 240 747 2024-08-25T10:36:08Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera Showroom (2009) 1c9599e380dabe24d0b021bafbdc38bc4860c3f5 6 241 748 2024-08-25T10:36:52Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera Exterior (Unknown exterior) 60f4945e204e9369c6fe4ef2d9177bd5c76621ce 6 242 749 2024-08-25T10:37:32Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera Chuck (2009) 1949ea3f46a81605ef359ab934b17ecb08858551 6 243 750 2024-08-25T10:38:06Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera Chuck (2004) c034e646deb106323ebe45331c0619773d4edec0 6 244 751 2024-08-25T10:38:27Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera Roadsign (2004) ef21f069542ddaf8a2ff8b30ed9c69fd2973be4a 6 245 752 2024-08-25T10:38:52Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera Gameroom (2004) bcc99210e79e686035119ef3a22a7528e7f532f7 6 246 753 2024-08-25T10:39:08Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera Gameroom (2004) bcc99210e79e686035119ef3a22a7528e7f532f7 6 247 754 2024-08-25T10:39:36Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera Showroom (2004) 1d3081417c8a6d43001b8d405dc266bbc0eb5b85 6 248 755 2024-08-25T10:40:02Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Bandera Showroom 04 719acf627991640f6bb260d97af310b3aa5b2824 6 249 758 2024-08-25T10:50:40Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki September 2022 6b3c3ed38c382e050cdb1ad72421d57649d42ed4 6 250 759 2024-08-25T10:51:56Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki forgot when taken 3bf4f69462fff9f94a74313f4ebdaeb3550ebcdc 2 251 761 2024-08-25T10:55:18Z Bunbunboy8 67 Created page with "@bvnbun on youtube <nowiki>#</nowiki>1 Burbank fan current pages made: [[Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)]] [[San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd)]]" wikitext text/x-wiki @bvnbun on youtube <nowiki>#</nowiki>1 Burbank fan current pages made: [[Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)]] [[San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd)]] 30e9843438e81e38bb0820e0c1e684bc66c02117 6 252 762 2024-08-25T18:21:05Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki source: Perry's Pizza & Grill 364b5885c8a35e414986d2e93b965148fee76bae 0 2 763 730 2024-08-25T18:27:28Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Winchesterexterior.jpg |opened = May 17, 1977 |closed = February, 1985 |squarefootage = 5,000 }} == History == In November of 1979, the store was covered by Australian Broadcasting Communication's Four Corners which gave a brief overview of the animatronic eatery concept and featured an interview with Gene Landrum, Pizza Time Theatre co-founder.<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> In December, 1979, the store introduced 30 members of the Northern California Industrial Recreation Council to the then new, Chuck E. Cheese Fan Club. The Winchester and Kooser stores also staffed the annual Los Gatos Children's Christmas Parade for a second time.<ref name=":0" /><tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= *Cheese Crawl * Puppy Pong * Sprint II * Night Driver * Indy 400 * Boot Rill * Breakout * Dominoes * Sea Wolf * Stunt Cycle * Star Ship * Drag Race * Quiz Show * Junkyard * Pool Shark - * Witch Hunt * Shooting Trainer/Wild Gunman * Air Hockey * Capt. Fantastic * Freedom * Solar City * Grand Prix * Bronko * Orbit * Flyball/Pong Doubles * Cocktail Breakout (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Domineos (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Tank (Pizza Game Booth) * Night Rider * Atarians * F-1 * Biorhythm |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= To be written. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ipvv3 |Four Corners - New Eatery Fad 11-17-79 |November 11, 1979 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Thebigcheese2.jpg|1976 conceptual floorplan sketched by Gene Landrum File:Thebigcheese.jpg|Revised floorplan. File:Winchesterad.png|Grand opening advertisement File:Winchesterinterior.png|Interior, circa 1979 File:6r4njLG.jpg|Exterior of the building roughly around 1990. File:Winchesterperry.jpg|Perry, owner of Perry's Pizza & Grill with Chuck E. Cheese. </gallery> == References == <references /> 89bc7f0d1fe92db88914679535202659fd145dc0 6 253 765 2024-08-25T20:15:42Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki May 12, 2024 49b85bfa6e487291f4f88ac7b9e9919b3297d792 0 254 766 2024-08-25T20:29:55Z Bunbunboy8 67 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = Pasadena's 2.0 Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 324 |opened = 1993 }} '''Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)''' is a relocation of the == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fi..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Pasadena's 2.0 Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 324 |opened = 1993 }} '''Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)''' is a relocation of the == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> dea3012bf3a5d21945d56d8310ec930196d690cb 770 766 2024-08-25T20:37:30Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Pasadena's 2.0 Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 324 |opened = 1993 }} '''Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)''' is a relocation of the Showbiz Pizza Place/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza on [[Pasadena, CA (3765 E Foothill Blvd)]] which opened on December 15th, 1982 and closed in October 1993. The relocation opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage. This store is commonly rumored as the last store to receive Concept Unification, yet there is no proof of this being true. == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 44a4617d49b50f64e7bb9ba0bea715967511c6ca 773 770 2024-08-25T21:24:11Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Pasadena's 2.0 Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 324 |opened = 1993 }} '''Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)''' is a relocation of the Showbiz Pizza Place/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza on [[Pasadena, CA (3765 E Foothill Blvd)]] which opened on December 15th, 1982 and closed in October 1993. The relocation opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage. This store is commonly rumored as the last store to receive Concept Unification, yet there is no proof of this being true. == History == Pasadena opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage and [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. Interestingly, they received a 2-Stage instead of reusing the 3-Stage from the former location. The bots were in relatively good condition around this time. They would receive the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]] in between 2005 - February 2006. They would remove all decor, showroom walls, and change the exterior to add the brown and tan checkers, purple awnings, and of course the Avenger sign. Sometime in the early 2010s, the Anna's Linens store next to Pasadena would close, and the Chuck E. Cheese would expand into it. The stage would still be in good shape around this time. Also, the Chuck bot would wear his Avenger shirt and khaki pants. Around when Rockstar started, he would switch to Avenger shorts. In the late 2010s, Pasadena's stage would fall into disrepair. In 2022, the entire stage would be aired down. When performing, Pasqually would be aired down. In late 2022, Jasper would be aired down instead. In February of 2023, [[Valencia, CA (25955 North The Old Rd)]] would replace Pasadena's bots. Jasper would remain aired down, up until mid 2023. Jasper, Munch, and Pasqually would all share the same programming. When Pasadena installed Navori, the stage would be stuck on random movements up until remodel. On February 1st, 2024, the stage would be removed for 2.0. The bots would be sent to Northridge, CA for parts. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 96c3c875717ff9a4bbd0cab08e45f96da270f3c1 774 773 2024-08-25T21:24:54Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Pasadena's 2.0 Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 324 |opened = 1993 }} '''Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)''' is a relocation of the Showbiz Pizza Place/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza on [[Pasadena, CA (3765 E Foothill Blvd)]] which opened on December 15th, 1982 and closed in October 1993. The relocation opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage. This store is commonly rumored as the last store to receive Concept Unification, yet there is no proof of this being true. == History == Pasadena opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage and [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. Interestingly, they received a 2-Stage instead of reusing the 3-Stage from the former location. The bots were in relatively good condition around this time. They would receive the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]] in between 2005 - February 2006. They would remove all decor, showroom walls, and change the exterior to add the brown and tan checkers, purple awnings, and of course the Avenger sign. Sometime in the early 2010s, the Anna's Linens store next to Pasadena would close, and the Chuck E. Cheese would expand into it. The stage would still be in good shape around this time. Also, the Chuck bot would wear his Avenger shirt and khaki pants. Around when Rockstar started, he would switch to Avenger shorts. In the late 2010s, Pasadena's stage would fall into disrepair. In 2022, the entire stage would be aired down. When performing, Pasqually would be aired down. In late 2022, Jasper would be aired down instead. In February of 2023, [[Valencia, CA (25955 North The Old Rd)]] would replace Pasadena's bots. Jasper would remain aired down, up until mid 2023. Jasper, Munch, and Pasqually would all share the same programming. When Pasadena installed Navori, the stage would be stuck on random movements up until remodel. On February 1st, 2024, the stage would be removed for 2.0. The bots would be sent to Northridge, CA for parts. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 346fa927955d3661639a54ff431ddf4bb6722966 783 774 2024-08-25T21:48:52Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Pasadena's 2.0 Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 324 |opened = 1993 }} '''Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)''' is a relocation of the Showbiz Pizza Place/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza on [[Pasadena, CA (3765 E Foothill Blvd)]] which opened on December 15th, 1982 and closed in October 1993. The relocation opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage. This store is commonly rumored as the last store to receive Concept Unification, yet there is no proof of this being true. == History == Pasadena opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage and [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. Interestingly, they received a 2-Stage instead of reusing the 3-Stage from the former location. The bots were in relatively good condition around this time. They would receive the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]] in between 2005 - February 2006. They would remove all decor, showroom walls, and change the exterior to add the brown and tan checkers, purple awnings, and of course the Avenger sign. Sometime in the early 2010s, the Anna's Linens store next to Pasadena would close, and the Chuck E. Cheese would expand into it. The store would also have Bumper Cars which were only tested in a few other stores. The stage would still be in good shape around this time. Also, the Chuck bot would wear his Avenger shirt and khaki pants, as well as his cap until 2015 at most. Around when Rockstar started, he would switch to Avenger shorts. In the late 2010s, Pasadena's stage would fall into disrepair. In 2022, the entire stage would be aired down. When performing, Pasqually would be aired down. In late 2022, Jasper would be aired down instead. In February of 2023, [[Valencia, CA (25955 North The Old Rd)]] would replace Pasadena's bots. Jasper would remain aired down, up until mid 2023. Jasper, Munch, and Pasqually would all share the same programming. When Pasadena installed Navori, the stage would be stuck on random movements up until remodel. On February 1st, 2024, the stage would be removed for 2.0. The bots would be sent to Northridge, CA for parts. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Pasadena photo.jpg File:Pasadena avenger.jpg File:Pasadena kids gameroom.png File:Pasadena avenger chuck fit.png File:Pasadena showroom december.jpg File:Pasadena gameroom.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> a1bff70d4380f5467a8c36a191bfcaad17ba4952 6 255 767 2024-08-25T20:32:48Z UnfrostedPoptart 26 wikitext text/x-wiki Burbank’s Walk-around (2001) 60675ae6d1b4c5e43d2872c223b28b44555080a3 6 256 768 2024-08-25T20:36:34Z UnfrostedPoptart 26 wikitext text/x-wiki Burbank’s Walk-around (2001) 60675ae6d1b4c5e43d2872c223b28b44555080a3 6 257 769 2024-08-25T20:37:07Z UnfrostedPoptart 26 wikitext text/x-wiki Burbank’s Walk-around (2001) 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988877bb0d94f2b877050d870abec7facbee2662 6 266 782 2024-08-25T21:46:47Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Pasadena 2006 Exterior cc360dd85d641db0626b2af85c2d4e0860422cd8 0 111 784 663 2024-08-25T23:04:52Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Costa Mesa, CA (2300 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Brick, NJ (56 Chambers Bridge Rd)]] * [[North Olmsted, OH (26104 Great Northern Shopping)]] * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] * [[Monroeville, PA (3800 William Penn Hwy)]] * [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)]] * [[Webster, TX (1541 West Bay Area Blvd)]] * [[Lakeland, FL (3558 US Hwy 98)]] * [[Bel Air, MD (5 Bel Air South Pkwy)]] * [[Patchogue, NY (121 Sunrise Hwy)]] * [[Brockton, MA (200 Westgate Dr)]] * [[Annapolis, MD (2333-A Forest Dr)]] * [[San Diego, CA (3146 Sports Arena Blvd)]] * [[Staten Island, NY (1775-P South Ave)]] * [[Miami, FL (20335 Biscayne Blvd)]] * [[Lowell, MA (199 Plain St)]] * [[Amherst, NY (4994 Harlem Rd)]] * [[Manchester, CT (82 Buckland St)]] * [[Towson, MD (809 Goucher Blvd)]] * [[La Mesa, CA (5500 Grossmont Center Dr)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5077 Monroe St)]] * [[Pontiac, MI (390 Telegraph Rd)]] * [[Edison, NJ (1120 Route 1)]] * [[Chicago, IL (1830 W Fullerton Ave)]] * [[Attleboro, MA (287 Washington St)]] * [[Dublin, OH (2711 Martin Rd)]] * [[Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Paramus, NJ (221 South Dr)]] * [[Akron, OH (2779 West Market St)]] * [[Murrieta, CA (25110 Hancock Ave)]] * [[Rohnert Park, CA (601 Rohnert Park Expressway)]] * [[Poughkeepsie, NY (1895 South Rd)]] * [[North Bergen, NJ (8101 Tonelle Ave)]] * [[El Cerrito, CA (20 El Cerrito Plaza)]] |-|1994= * [[Springfield, MO (3500-A S Glenstone Ave)]] * [[Hicksville, NY (Delco Plaza 11-15 Hanover Place)]] * [[El Paso, TX (710 Sunland Park)]] * [[Durham, NC (3724 Mayfair St)]] * [[New London, CT (389 N Frontage Rd)]] * [[Lancaster, PA (2020 Fruitville Pike)]] * [[San Bruno, CA (1270-1272 El Camino Real)]] * [[Amarillo, TX (2500 S Coulter St)]] * [[Middletown, NJ (1107 Route 35)]] * [[Dublin, CA (7448 Amador Valley Blvd)]] * [[Santiago (Las Condes/Lo Barnechea), Chile]] * [[East Hanover, NJ (145 Route 10)]] * [[North Dartmouth, MA (412-418 State Rd)]] * [[Pearl City, HI (850 Kamehameha Hwy Suite 140)]] |-|1995= * [[Commack, NY (2115 Jericho Turnpike)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (6130 E Speedway Blvd)]] |-|1996= * [[Bellevue, WA (2239 148th Ave)]] * [[Sandy, UT (10535 So. State St)]] * [[Santiago (Mall Plaza Vespucio), Chile]] * [[Guatemala City, Guatemala]] * [[Chesapeake, VA (1528 Sam's Circle)]] |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] * [[Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= * [[Alpharetta, GA (925 North Point Dr)]] |-|2002= text |-|2003= * [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] |-|2004= text |-|2005= * [[Gilroy, CA (910 Renz Lane)]] * [[Leominster, MA (132 Sacks Blvd)]] * [[Ocala, FL (3500 SW College Rd)]] * [[Ontario, Canada (4450 Walker Rd)]] * [[Johnson City, TN (3020 Peoples St)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7601 S Walker Ave)]] * [[El Centro, CA (803 E Danenberg Dr)]] * [[Glendale, AZ (6773 West Bell Rd)]] * [[Hagerstown, MD (17618 Valley Mall Blvd)]] * [[Santa Maria, CA (2254 S Bradley Rd)]] * [[Roseville, CA (9601 Fairway Dr)]] * [[Stockton, CA (6436 Pacific Ave)]] * [[Victoria, TX (7800 N Navarro St)]] * [[Greeley, CO (2309 Greeley Mall)]] * [[Greensburg, PA (5256 Route 30 #273)]] * [[North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave)]] * [[Columbia, MO (2003 W Worley Rd)]] * [[Abilene, TX (4310 Buffalo Gap Rd)]] * [[Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd)]] * [[Newmarket, Ontario, Canada (17410 Yonge St)]] * [[Selma, TX (14565 IH 35 North)]] * [[Jonesboro, AR (3400 E Highland Dr)]] * [[Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd)]] * [[Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd)]] * [[Troy, MI (740 John R Rd)]] * [[Florence, SC (2701 David McLeod Blvd)]] |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> c38053dd50c284ec99aa3353b85b6bc8e9ef07f5 785 784 2024-08-25T23:33:21Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Arlington, TX (S Cooper St)]] * [[Tokyo, Japan]] |-|1987= * [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] * [[White Settlement, TX (7750 Scott St)]] |-|1988= * [[Pittsburgh, PA (9795 Perry Hwy)]] * [[Canton, MI (42001 Ford Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capitol Blvd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2770 32nd Ave)]] * [[Irving, TX (3903 W Airport Fwy)]] * [[Rockford, IL (3600 E State St)]] * [[Fort Smith, AR (1200 S Waldron Rd #148)]] * [[Chino, CA (5250 Philadelphia St)]] |-|1989= * [[Salem, OR (3240 Lancaster Dr)]] * [[Tinley Park, IL (16090 S Harlem Ave)]] |-|1990= * [[Streamwood, IL (990 Barrington Rd)]] * [[Rancho Cucamonga, CA (9339 Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (1931 Pembina Hwy)]] * [[Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike)]] * [[Cincinnati, OH (4394 Eastgate Square Dr)]] * [[Levittown, PA (1283 E Lincoln Hwy)]] * [[Ellisville, MO (15913 Manchester Rd)]] * [[Beaverton, OR (4445 SW 110th Ave)]] * [[Warwick, RI (1245 Bald Hill Rd)]] * [[Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)]] * [[Jonesboro, GA (335 Upper Riverdale Rd)]] * [[Springfield, PA (381 Baltimore Pike)]] * [[West Palm Beach, FL (4646 Okeechobee Blvd)]] * [[Topeka, KS (2215 SW Wanamaker Rd)]] |-|1991= * [[Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (4141 Dixie Rd)]] * [[Hialeah, FL (3805 W 20th Ave)]] * [[Sunrise, FL (8099 W Oakland Park Blvd)]] * [[Roseville, MI (31920 Gratiot Ave)]] * [[Tampa, FL (14308 Dale Mabry Hwy)]] * [[Baltimore , MD (8354 Eastern Ave)]] * [[Skokie, IL (7142 Carpenter Rd)]] * [[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (9627 Macleod Trail)]] * [[Pembroke Pines, FL (8515 Pines Blvd)]] * [[Melrose Park, IL (1315 W North Ave)]] * [[Placentia, CA (2300 N Rose Dr)]] * [[West Roxbury, MA (1665 VFW Pkwy)]] * [[Norwalk, CA (10949 Firestone Blvd)]] * [[Newington, CT (3075 Berlin Turnpike)]] * [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] * [[Deptford, NJ (1500 Almonesson Rd)]] * [[Wichita, KS (3223 N Rock Rd )]] * [[Fullerton, CA (1134 S Harbor Blvd)]] |-|1992= * [[La Mirada, CA (15100 Rosecrans Ave)]] * [[Catonsville, MD (5912 Baltimore National Pike)]] * [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)]] * [[Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd)]] * [[Wayne, NJ (1639 Rt 23)]] * [[Corona, CA (191 N McKinley St)]] * [[Herndon, VA (2465 Centreville Rd)]] * [[Reno, NV (5000 Smithridge Dr)]] * [[Orange, CT (82 Boston Post Rd)]] * [[Lansing, MI (5451 L W Saginaw Hwy)]] * [[West Hills, CA (22940 Van Owen St)]] * [[Harrisburg, PA (3883 Union Deposit Rd)]] * [[Rochester Hills, MI (201 E Auburn Rd)]] * [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] * [[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Erie, PA (7200 Peach St)]] * [[Burlington, MA (10 Wall St)]] * [[Worcester, MA (50 SW Cutoff)]] * [[Cherry Hill, NJ (2100 Rt 38)]] * [[Sharonville, OH (1429 E Kemper Rd)]] * [[Philadelphia, PA (9 Snyder Ave)]] * [[Stafford, TX (11920 SW Fwy)]] * [[Waterbury, CT (650 Wolcott St)]] * [[Lewisville, TX (2402 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[Natick, MA (801 Worcester St)]] * [[Bossier City, LA (2001 Airline Dr)]] * [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] * [[North Wales, PA (1210 Bethlehem Pike)]] |-|1993= * [[Costa Mesa, CA (2300 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Brick, NJ (56 Chambers Bridge Rd)]] * [[North Olmsted, OH (26104 Great Northern Shopping)]] * [[Dale City, VA (14085 Shoppers Best Way)]] * [[Monroeville, PA (3800 William Penn Hwy)]] * [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)]] * [[Webster, TX (1541 West Bay Area Blvd)]] * [[Lakeland, FL (3558 US Hwy 98)]] * [[Bel Air, MD (5 Bel Air South Pkwy)]] * [[Patchogue, NY (121 Sunrise Hwy)]] * [[Brockton, MA (200 Westgate Dr)]] * [[Annapolis, MD (2333-A Forest Dr)]] * [[San Diego, CA (3146 Sports Arena Blvd)]] * [[Staten Island, NY (1775-P South Ave)]] * [[Miami, FL (20335 Biscayne Blvd)]] * [[Lowell, MA (199 Plain St)]] * [[Amherst, NY (4994 Harlem Rd)]] * [[Manchester, CT (82 Buckland St)]] * [[Towson, MD (809 Goucher Blvd)]] * [[La Mesa, CA (5500 Grossmont Center Dr)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] * [[Toledo, OH (5077 Monroe St)]] * [[Pontiac, MI (390 Telegraph Rd)]] * [[Edison, NJ (1120 Route 1)]] * [[Chicago, IL (1830 W Fullerton Ave)]] * [[Attleboro, MA (287 Washington St)]] * [[Dublin, OH (2711 Martin Rd)]] * [[Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)]] * [[Paramus, NJ (221 South Dr)]] * [[Akron, OH (2779 West Market St)]] * [[Murrieta, CA (25110 Hancock Ave)]] * [[Rohnert Park, CA (601 Rohnert Park Expressway)]] * [[Poughkeepsie, NY (1895 South Rd)]] * [[North Bergen, NJ (8101 Tonelle Ave)]] * [[El Cerrito, CA (20 El Cerrito Plaza)]] |-|1994= * [[Springfield, MO (3500-A S Glenstone Ave)]] * [[Hicksville, NY (Delco Plaza 11-15 Hanover Place)]] * [[El Paso, TX (710 Sunland Park)]] * [[Durham, NC (3724 Mayfair St)]] * [[New London, CT (389 N Frontage Rd)]] * [[Lancaster, PA (2020 Fruitville Pike)]] * [[San Bruno, CA (1270-1272 El Camino Real)]] * [[Amarillo, TX (2500 S Coulter St)]] * [[Middletown, NJ (1107 Route 35)]] * [[Dublin, CA (7448 Amador Valley Blvd)]] * [[Santiago (Las Condes/Lo Barnechea), Chile]] * [[East Hanover, NJ (145 Route 10)]] * [[North Dartmouth, MA (412-418 State Rd)]] * [[Pearl City, HI (850 Kamehameha Hwy Suite 140)]] |-|1995= * [[Commack, NY (2115 Jericho Turnpike)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (6130 E Speedway Blvd)]] |-|1996= * [[Bellevue, WA (2239 148th Ave)]] * [[Sandy, UT (10535 So. State St)]] * [[Santiago (Mall Plaza Vespucio), Chile]] * [[Guatemala City, Guatemala]] * [[Chesapeake, VA (1528 Sam's Circle)]] |-|1997= text |-|1998= text |-|1999= * [[Lafayette, LA (3555 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy)]] * [[Palm Desert, CA (72513 Hwy 111)]] * [[Burnsville, MN (1025 Burnsville Center)]] * [[Bradenton, FL (905 44th Ave)]] * [[Richmond, VA (9030 Broad St)]] * [[Phoenix, AZ (3329 E Bell Rd)]] * [[Latham, NY601 Troy-Schenectady Rd]] * [[Stuart, FL (2400 NW Federal Hwy)]] * [[Henderson, NV (1521 W Sunset Rd)]] * [[Blaine, MN (8943 University Ave)]] * [[Edina, MN (7505 France Ave)]] * [[West St. Paul, MN (1422 S Robert St)]] * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] * [[Scottsdale, AZ (8890 E Indian Bend Rd)]] * [[Costa Mesa, CA (2300 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Aurora, CO (14005 E Exposition Ave)]] * [[Kennesaw, GA (824 Earnest W Barrett Pkwy)]] * [[Parma, OH (7601 W Ridgewood Rd)]] * [[Gulfport, MS (15082 Crossroads Pkwy)]] * [[Victorville, CA (12790 Amargosa Rd)]] * [[Dickson City, PA (1003 Commerce Blvd)]] * [[Humble, TX (124 E FM 1960 Bypass)]] * [[Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)]] * [[Redwood City, CA (2541-43 El Camino Real)]] |-|2000= text |-|2001= * [[Alpharetta, GA (925 North Point Dr)]] |-|2002= text |-|2003= * [[Edmonton, AB (9863 19 Ave NW)]] |-|2004= text |-|2005= * [[Gilroy, CA (910 Renz Lane)]] * [[Leominster, MA (132 Sacks Blvd)]] * [[Ocala, FL (3500 SW College Rd)]] * [[Ontario, Canada (4450 Walker Rd)]] * [[Johnson City, TN (3020 Peoples St)]] * [[Oklahoma City, OK (7601 S Walker Ave)]] * [[El Centro, CA (803 E Danenberg Dr)]] * [[Glendale, AZ (6773 West Bell Rd)]] * [[Hagerstown, MD (17618 Valley Mall Blvd)]] * [[Santa Maria, CA (2254 S Bradley Rd)]] * [[Roseville, CA (9601 Fairway Dr)]] * [[Stockton, CA (6436 Pacific Ave)]] * [[Victoria, TX (7800 N Navarro St)]] * [[Greeley, CO (2309 Greeley Mall)]] * [[Greensburg, PA (5256 Route 30 #273)]] * [[North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave)]] * [[Columbia, MO (2003 W Worley Rd)]] * [[Abilene, TX (4310 Buffalo Gap Rd)]] * [[Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd)]] * [[Newmarket, Ontario, Canada (17410 Yonge St)]] * [[Selma, TX (14565 IH 35 North)]] * [[Jonesboro, AR (3400 E Highland Dr)]] * [[Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd)]] * [[Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd)]] * [[Troy, MI (740 John R Rd)]] * [[Florence, SC (2701 David McLeod Blvd)]] |-|2006= text |-|2007= text |-|2008= text |-|2009= text |-|2010= text |-|2011= text |-|2012= text |-|2013= text |-|2014= text |-|2015= text |-|2016= text |-|2017= text |-|2018= text |-|2019= text |-|2020= text |-|2021= * [[Fredericksburg, VA (1280 Central Park Blvd)]] |-|2022= text |-|2023= * [[Columbus, OH (3886 Morse Rd)]] * [[Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (The Falls At Westmall, Guardians Dr)]] * [[Union, NJ (2700 US 22)]] * [[Temuco, Chile (Portal Temuco, Av. Alemania 671)]] * [[Santee, CA (265 Town Center Pkwy)]] * [[Kensington, MD (5238 Nicholson Ln)]] |-|2024= * [[North Las Vegas, NV (755 W Craig Rd Ste 144)]] * [[Valley Stream, NY (750 Sunrise Hwy Ste 105)]] * [[Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt (Royal Park Mall)]] * [[Metairie, LA (7008 Veterans Blvd)]] * [[Hawally, Kuwait (Muhallab Mall, 2415 Al Muthanna St)]] </tabber> 6327ad830561db169204861f8eeb6b81e5296323 0 130 786 732 2024-08-26T01:08:50Z BeanyBoi1252 9 Standardization wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Edmonton2023.jpeg |storenumber = 9803 |opened = July 29th, 2003 |squarefootage = 11,160 }} == History == Edmonton would open on July 29th, 2003 in the south common area with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] and a [[Studio 'C' 2000]]. The location would stay unchanged from opening until November 2012 when they received [[Cool Chuck]] which meant the removal of old décor, select walls being painted purple, as well as the store receiving an expansion. TODO: Trampoline zone info <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:404.png </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 19c5cf0857b4b350e9e850fd4dde23469283b4e8 0 254 787 783 2024-08-26T01:24:20Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Pasadena's 2.0 Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 324 |opened = 1993 }} '''Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)''' is a relocation of the Showbiz Pizza Place/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza on [[Pasadena, CA (3765 E Foothill Blvd)]] which opened on December 15th, 1982 and closed in October 1993. The relocation opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage. This store is commonly rumored as the last store to receive Concept Unification, yet there is no proof of this being true. == History == Pasadena opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage and [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. Interestingly, they received a 2-Stage instead of reusing the 3-Stage from the former location. The bots were in relatively good condition around this time. They would receive the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]] in between 2005 - February 2006. They would remove all decor, showroom walls, and change the exterior to add the brown and tan checkers, purple awnings, and of course the Avenger sign. Sometime in the early 2010s, the Anna's Linens store next to Pasadena would close, and the Chuck E. Cheese would expand into it. The store would also have Bumper Cars which were only tested in a few other stores. The stage would still be in good shape around this time. Also, the Chuck bot would wear his Avenger shirt and khaki pants, as well as his cap until 2015 at most. Around when Rockstar started, he would switch to Avenger shorts. In the late 2010s, Pasadena's stage would fall into disrepair. In 2022, the entire stage would be aired down. When performing, Pasqually would be aired down. In late 2022, Jasper would be aired down instead. In February of 2023, [[Valencia, CA (25955 North The Old Rd)]] would replace Pasadena's bots. Jasper would remain aired down, up until mid 2023. Jasper, Munch, and Pasqually would all share the same programming. When Pasadena installed Navori, the stage would be stuck on random movements up until remodel. On February 1st, 2024, the stage would be removed for 2.0. The bots would be sent to Northridge, CA for parts. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8egryYmRbY |Chuck E. Cheese's Pasadena, CA Store Tour |Oct 30, 2015 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRkN7kwpDA8 |Chuck E. Cheese's Show 3, 2015- <nowiki>''</nowiki>In The Future<nowiki>''</nowiki> Pasadena, CA |Jun 13, 2015 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qufBftmU3pg |Chuck E. Cheese's Pasadena, CA 2.0 Remodel Store Tour |Feb 6, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Pasadena photo.jpg File:Pasadena avenger.jpg File:Pasadena kids gameroom.png File:Pasadena avenger chuck fit.png File:Pasadena showroom december.jpg File:Pasadena gameroom.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 0e004b988284b3e466fa6189d7891ccfbe963e5b 813 787 2024-08-26T02:59:47Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Pasadena's 2.0 Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 324 |opened = 1993 }} '''Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)''' is a relocation of the Showbiz Pizza Place/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza on [[Pasadena, CA (3765 E Foothill Blvd)]] which opened on December 15th, 1982 and closed in October 1993. The relocation opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage. This store is commonly rumored as the last store to receive Concept Unification, yet there is no proof of this being true. == History == Pasadena opened on October 14th, 1993 with a 2-Stage and [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. Interestingly, they received a 2-Stage instead of reusing the 3-Stage from the former location. The bots were in relatively good condition around this time. They would receive the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]] in between 2005 - February 2006. They would remove all decor, showroom walls, and change the exterior to add the brown and tan checkers, purple awnings, and of course the Avenger sign. Sometime in the early 2010s, the Anna's Linens store next to Pasadena would close, and the Chuck E. Cheese would expand into it, moving the skytubes to the right gameroom. The store would also have Bumper Cars which were only tested in a few other stores. The stage would still be in good shape around this time. Also, the Chuck bot would wear his Avenger shirt and khaki pants, as well as his cap until 2015 at most. Around when Rockstar started, he would switch to Avenger shorts. In the late 2010s, Pasadena's stage would fall into disrepair. In 2022, the entire stage would be aired down. When performing, Pasqually would be aired down. In late 2022, Jasper would be aired down instead. In February of 2023, [[Valencia, CA (25955 North The Old Rd)]] would replace Pasadena's bots. Jasper would remain aired down, up until mid 2023. Jasper, Munch, and Pasqually would all share the same programming. When Pasadena installed Navori, the stage would be stuck on random movements up until remodel. On February 1st, 2024, the stage would be removed for 2.0. The bots would be sent to Northridge, CA for parts. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8egryYmRbY |Chuck E. Cheese's Pasadena, CA Store Tour |Oct 30, 2015 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRkN7kwpDA8 |Chuck E. Cheese's Show 3, 2015- <nowiki>''</nowiki>In The Future<nowiki>''</nowiki> Pasadena, CA |Jun 13, 2015 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qufBftmU3pg |Chuck E. Cheese's Pasadena, CA 2.0 Remodel Store Tour |Feb 6, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1v63bTxxiw |chuck e cheese for my birthday |Apr 13, 2011 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Pasadena photo.jpg File:Pasadena avenger.jpg File:Pasadena kids gameroom.png File:Pasadena avenger chuck fit.png File:Pasadena showroom december.jpg File:Pasadena gameroom.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 337b3f64556285b0c9786511750fa9b1f0311e85 2 251 788 761 2024-08-26T01:24:36Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki @bvnbun on youtube <nowiki>#</nowiki>1 Burbank fan current pages made: [[Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)]] [[San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd)]] [[Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)]] 1c18696ef506453ef04b1ad75f2c632964909f01 812 788 2024-08-26T02:54:22Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki @bvnbun on youtube <nowiki>#</nowiki>1 Burbank fan current pages made: [[Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)]] [[San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd)]] [[Pasadena, CA (3737 E Foothill Blvd)]] [[Mayfield Heights, OH (1615 Golden Gate Plaza)]] 7e77c2a6f757d5bf2739df1410dd2170d525cb14 0 267 789 2024-08-26T01:29:58Z Bunbunboy8 67 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Ride..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 1980 |closed = 2024 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 04c3444a4581f7702f514d409bb57ae98997226f 791 789 2024-08-26T01:38:25Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Mayfield Heights Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 547 |opened = 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = 11,879 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 08da94fdc176d2eec673812d0bf63fdfbc697b5a 792 791 2024-08-26T01:55:13Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights is a location that opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C'. Interestingly, this store does not have Chuck on the exterior. This store is also 1 of 2 stages in Ohio, with the other being [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] which opened on September 6th, 1993. This store also still has art from [[Operation Thumb Chuck]].{{Store Infobox |image = Mayfield Heights Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 547 |opened = 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = 11,879 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 3312efa1903d1ce14c2cf66f8aa06c622c2177cc 793 792 2024-08-26T01:58:42Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights is a location that opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C'. Interestingly, this store does not have Chuck on the exterior. This store is also 1 of 2 remaining stages in Ohio, with the other being [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] which opened on September 6th, 1993. This store also still has art from [[Operation Thumb Chuck]].{{Store Infobox |image = Mayfield Heights Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 547 |opened = 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = 11,879 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 54a0190d6bd1006c82c76c3984dc289658d1f37b 794 793 2024-08-26T01:58:56Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Mayfield Heights Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 547 |opened = 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = 11,879 }} Mayfield Heights is a location that opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C'. Interestingly, this store does not have Chuck on the exterior. This store is also 1 of 2 remaining stages in Ohio, with the other being [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] which opened on September 6th, 1993. This store also still has art from [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> b677ef642ef15c06a52d011bb3216a257712cfed 797 794 2024-08-26T02:05:02Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Mayfield Heights Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 547 |opened = 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = 11,879 }} Mayfield Heights is a location that opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C'. Interestingly, this store does not have Chuck on the exterior. This store is also 1 of 2 remaining stages in Ohio, with the other being [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] which opened on September 6th, 1993. This store also still has art from [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. == History == Mayfield Heights, OH opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C' and [[Operation Thumb Chuck]].<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 99527e16a02a2bacf12b5e7534a3d5c626086a6d 809 797 2024-08-26T02:48:49Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Mayfield Heights Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 547 |opened = 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = 11,879 }} Mayfield Heights is a location that opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C'. Interestingly, this store does not have Chuck on the exterior. This store is also 1 of 2 remaining stages in Ohio, with the other being [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] which opened on September 6th, 1993. This store also still has art from [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. == History == Mayfield Heights, OH opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C' and [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. This store would remain the same for most of its life, with only remodeling the exterior. Sometime in possibly the late 2000's, they would receive a few posters from the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]], and would keep most posters, such as the MustCTVs, 1999 art, and more pieces from [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. Between 2017 - 2018, they would remodel the exterior, adding pillars to each store and moving the sign of the CEC to between the 2 pillars. Lots of fights have occurred at this location as well, with one in 2019 and one in 2021. As of 2024, Mayfield Heights, OH has the most complete Studio 'C', as [[Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)]] is missing the 'Studio' letters above the bluescreen. It is also one of 2 Studio 'C's that still have old artwork, with the other being [[Wyomissing, PA (2721 N Meridian Blvd)]] which may relocate, so the remodel has been postponed. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Mayfield Heights entrance June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights gameroom June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights art 2 June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights art.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 79d94a25e0dab3ee3bd5949e1a677888b99834e9 810 809 2024-08-26T02:49:44Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* Gallery */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Mayfield Heights Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 547 |opened = 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = 11,879 }} Mayfield Heights is a location that opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C'. Interestingly, this store does not have Chuck on the exterior. This store is also 1 of 2 remaining stages in Ohio, with the other being [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] which opened on September 6th, 1993. This store also still has art from [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. == History == Mayfield Heights, OH opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C' and [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. This store would remain the same for most of its life, with only remodeling the exterior. Sometime in possibly the late 2000's, they would receive a few posters from the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]], and would keep most posters, such as the MustCTVs, 1999 art, and more pieces from [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. Between 2017 - 2018, they would remodel the exterior, adding pillars to each store and moving the sign of the CEC to between the 2 pillars. Lots of fights have occurred at this location as well, with one in 2019 and one in 2021. As of 2024, Mayfield Heights, OH has the most complete Studio 'C', as [[Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)]] is missing the 'Studio' letters above the bluescreen. It is also one of 2 Studio 'C's that still have old artwork, with the other being [[Wyomissing, PA (2721 N Meridian Blvd)]] which may relocate, so the remodel has been postponed. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Mayfield Heights Stage (February 20th, 2013).png File:Mayfield stage.png File:Mayfield Heights Exterior2 .jpg File:Mayfield Heights entrance June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights gameroom June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights art 2 June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights art.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 1f457ccc6b2e2f7ed28988007e335d863298cb1d 811 810 2024-08-26T02:51:54Z Bunbunboy8 67 /* Videos */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Mayfield Heights Exterior.jpg |storenumber = 547 |opened = 2001 |closed = |squarefootage = 11,879 }} Mayfield Heights is a location that opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C'. Interestingly, this store does not have Chuck on the exterior. This store is also 1 of 2 remaining stages in Ohio, with the other being [[Toledo, OH (5455 Airport Hwy)]] which opened on September 6th, 1993. This store also still has art from [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. == History == Mayfield Heights, OH opened on April 2nd, 2001 with a Studio 'C' and [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. This store would remain the same for most of its life, with only remodeling the exterior. Sometime in possibly the late 2000's, they would receive a few posters from the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]], and would keep most posters, such as the MustCTVs, 1999 art, and more pieces from [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. Between 2017 - 2018, they would remodel the exterior, adding pillars to each store and moving the sign of the CEC to between the 2 pillars. Lots of fights have occurred at this location as well, with one in 2019 and one in 2021. As of 2024, Mayfield Heights, OH has the most complete Studio 'C', as [[Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)]] is missing the 'Studio' letters above the bluescreen. It is also one of 2 Studio 'C's that still have old artwork, with the other being [[Wyomissing, PA (2721 N Meridian Blvd)]] which may relocate, so the remodel has been postponed. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kISDiIq4RMc |Chuck E. Cheese 1615 Golden Gate Plaza, Mayfield Heights, Ohio: Store Tour + Studio C Alpha |Jul 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c7P2QypuXE |<nowiki>I Visit The Last CEC Studio C Stage Left In Ohio! | Mayfield Heights OH</nowiki> |Jun 30, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Mayfield Heights Stage (February 20th, 2013).png File:Mayfield stage.png File:Mayfield Heights Exterior2 .jpg File:Mayfield Heights entrance June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights gameroom June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights art 2 June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights June 2022.jpg File:Mayfield Heights art.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 5414b3bd20170b1a4b54109513aaa679e6e64f1f 6 268 790 2024-08-26T01:38:10Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights Exterior 2022 2644093b9508c1f5ec1d8811a700747e9cb45506 0 92 795 475 2024-08-26T02:03:05Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 /* Remodels */ wikitext text/x-wiki == Design Concepts == * [[Mini Unit Stores]] * [[Small Market Stores]] * [[2003 Reconfiguration]] === '''Remodels''' === * [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]] * [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] * [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)|Cool Chuck]] * Unnamed 2015 Remodel * [[Chuck E. Cheese 2.0]] === '''Phases''' === * [[CEC Phase I|Phase I]] * [[CEC Phase II|Phase II]] * [[CEC Phase III|Phase III]] * [[CEC Phase IV|Phase IV]] c4219b6a951068de7a296af75d8abb95979d7047 0 203 796 647 2024-08-26T02:03:50Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondMidlothian2023.jpg |storenumber = 652 |opened = May 1st, 1990 |squarefootage = 15,000 }} == History == Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike) (Store #652), opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place on May 1st, 1988 with the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]] <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> b37de45a8d884e27711b7c0735f61b494e50353e 804 796 2024-08-26T02:26:07Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 Info regarding Richmond Showbiz. Someone finish this off for Rob, please. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondMidlothian2023.jpg |storenumber = 652 |opened = May 1st, 1990 |squarefootage = 15,000 }} == History == Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike) (Store #652), opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place on May 1st, 1988 with the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]], and a Rock-Afire-Explosion show. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 4dfe17c67c500d9c0a99abf5496943d0428bf164 817 804 2024-08-26T14:06:48Z ItzaRob 10 Changed incorrect opening year. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondMidlothian2023.jpg |storenumber = 652 |opened = May 1st, 1990 |squarefootage = 15,000 }} == History == Richmond, VA (10430 Midlothian Turnpike) (Store #652), opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place on May 1st, 1990 with the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]], and a Rock-Afire-Explosion show. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 7d7600e25354c899e001d7bc9407ed14280becb5 6 269 798 2024-08-26T02:23:27Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights art June 2022 d2a2e02d53360383b127b39f753ee1215b0a7c9c 6 270 799 2024-08-26T02:23:53Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights June 2022 83822e5637adab342bdcc22108bcbb7ea59f1ff9 6 271 800 2024-08-26T02:24:19Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights art June 2022 d2a2e02d53360383b127b39f753ee1215b0a7c9c 6 272 801 2024-08-26T02:24:46Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights June 2022 83822e5637adab342bdcc22108bcbb7ea59f1ff9 6 273 802 2024-08-26T02:25:12Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights entrance June 2022 eb00dea97e470b06847f40e7cd3eaed7328a43ee 6 274 803 2024-08-26T02:25:55Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights Stage (February 20th, 2013) 8d854d690952e77550389863cb6067db503a4d79 6 275 805 2024-08-26T02:26:55Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights gameroom (November 16th, 2012) 423fec3bcf81c3231221fd5d314eb6debb4f63c9 6 276 806 2024-08-26T02:27:34Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki Mayfield Heights Exterior2 5035639554ca71a6d588bf496ebb8715d2dd1c0f 6 277 807 2024-08-26T02:36:32Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki apr 10 2006 01ff8fd7916f7274ced2827aec7f854b0e1411c8 6 278 808 2024-08-26T02:37:16Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki mayfield stage june 2022 01f8af209e16475f4bb9e96f3821ab54d0f07646 0 238 814 764 2024-08-26T03:03:06Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd) (commonly referred to as just 'Bandera') is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 locations still operating in San Antonio, TX. == History == Chuck E. Cheese has opened 7 locations in San Antonio. There are only 4 locations still open, with the other 3 being [[San Antonio, TX (238 SW Military Dr)]], [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]], [[San Antonio, TX (1403 N Loop)]], and Bandera opening the latest. Bandera opened with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] and a Studio 'C' 2000 on April 16th, 2002. Somewhere between late 2009 and before 2013, the Chuck would receive the Avenger shirt, but would keep the hat and shorts. Around this time, they would also remove the topper on the TVs. In Summer of 2015, Bandera would receive the 2015 Remodel, which would remove all of the older decor, add Rockstar artwork, paint the walls orange, green, and blue, and update the exterior to Rockstar Chuck adding the purple and red awnings. The stage would also receive new TVs, as well as the Rockstar outfit. This store would stay the same until September 2022 when every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. On the night of March 31st, 2024, this stage would be removed during 2.0, leaving no more stages in San Antonio. The bot would be destroyed on April 1st. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseY1yarPs |Chuck E. Cheeses Bandera Road TX 2.0 |Apr 1, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0VoHlfAgLk |Chuck E. Cheese Bandera, TX Tour 3/11/24 |Mar 11, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Bandera Exterior.jpg|unknown date File:Bandera Showroom 04.jpg|2004 File:Bandera Gameroom 2 (2004).jpg|2004 File:Bandera Roadsign (2004).jpg|2004 File:Bandera Chuck 04.jpg|2004 File:Bandera Showroom.jpg|2009 </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> c158dde21de27d4bc98566aa16622e0bebf46061 815 814 2024-08-26T04:03:00Z Jadecec 68 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Bandera exterior June 2024.png |storenumber = 593 |opened = 2002 |squarefootage = 11,105 }} San Antonio, TX (11735 Bandera Rd) (commonly referred to as just 'Bandera') is a Chuck E. Cheese location that opened on April 16th, 2002 with a Studio 'C' 2000. It is the youngest of 4 locations still operating in San Antonio, TX. == History == Chuck E. Cheese has opened 7 locations in San Antonio. There are only 4 locations still open, with the other 3 being [[San Antonio, TX (238 SW Military Dr)]], [[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)]], [[San Antonio, TX (1403 N Loop)]], and Bandera opening the latest. Bandera opened with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] and a Studio 'C' 2000 on April 16th, 2002. Somewhere between late 2009 and 2013, the Chuck E. Cheese animatronic would receive the Avenger shirt, but would keep the hat and shorts. Around this time, they would also remove the topper on the TVs. In Summer of 2015, Bandera would receive the 2015 Remodel, which would remove all of the older decor, add Rockstar artwork, paint the walls orange, green, and blue, and update the exterior to Rockstar Chuck adding the purple and red awnings. The stage would also receive new TVs, as well as the Rockstar outfit. This store would stay the same until September 2022 when every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. On the night of March 31st, 2024, this stage would be removed during 2.0, leaving no more stages in San Antonio. The animatronic would be destroyed on April 1st. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseY1yarPs |Chuck E. Cheeses Bandera Road TX 2.0 |Apr 1, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0VoHlfAgLk |Chuck E. Cheese Bandera, TX Tour 3/11/24 |Mar 11, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Bandera Exterior.jpg|unknown date File:Bandera Showroom 04.jpg|2004 File:Bandera Gameroom 2 (2004).jpg|2004 File:Bandera Roadsign (2004).jpg|2004 File:Bandera Chuck 04.jpg|2004 File:Bandera Showroom.jpg|2009 </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 14535b8ecbd7c8a858427c4bef484f2c48ba50e7 0 222 816 772 2024-08-26T04:57:19Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} '''Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)''' is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around late 2009 - early 2010 when they would receive the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]]. They would remove the showroom walls, crown molding, decor, and purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Between this time and 2015, they removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery><gallery> File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg|Burbank DZ Exterior File:Burbank DZ Interior.jpg|Burbank DZ interior File:F5649CAC-8871-4A48-AB60-B9FF0097C250.jpg|Burbank’s Walk-around (2001) File:Burbank Showroom.jpg|Burbank's Showroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 2.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 1.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank 2013 Stage.png|Burbank's stage (2013) File:Burbank Exterior 2013.jpg|Burbank's exterior (2013) </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 7e7717dc21a372086a18e869eee7c97c3ff952fb 10 279 818 2024-08-26T15:04:30Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "<infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <data source="amount"> <label>Number Made</label> </data> <data source="firstused"> <label>First Used</label> </data> <data source="retired"> <label>Retired</label> </data> <data source="remaining"> <label>Remaining</label> </data> <data source="firstlocation"> <label>First Location</label> </data> <data source="squarefootage"> <label>Square Footag..." wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <data source="amount"> <label>Number Made</label> </data> <data source="firstused"> <label>First Used</label> </data> <data source="retired"> <label>Retired</label> </data> <data source="remaining"> <label>Remaining</label> </data> <data source="firstlocation"> <label>First Location</label> </data> <data source="squarefootage"> <label>Square Footage</label> </data> </infobox> b63865343539acf1abf50da5c9da487c5fead9d7 6 280 819 2024-08-26T15:16:50Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 281 820 2024-08-26T15:22:12Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "{{Building Infobox |image = Durham2000s.jpg|Durham, NC location (2000s) |amount = 5 |firstused = 1992 |retired = 1994 (New locations) |remaining = 2 |firstlocation = Waldorf, MD |squarefootage = ~8,000-9,000 }}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Building Infobox |image = Durham2000s.jpg|Durham, NC location (2000s) |amount = 5 |firstused = 1992 |retired = 1994 (New locations) |remaining = 2 |firstlocation = Waldorf, MD |squarefootage = ~8,000-9,000 }} 6835463bc67d9c083f3b9367dd519bb9b70667f7 821 820 2024-08-26T15:30:02Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Building Infobox |image = Durham2000s.jpg|Durham, NC location (2000s) |amount = 5 |firstused = 1992 |retired = 1994 (New locations) |remaining = 2 |firstlocation = Waldorf, MD |squarefootage = ~8,000-9,000 }} '''Mini Unit Stores''' were a little-used concept store design tested by [[Showbiz Pizza Time/CEC Entertainment]] in 1992. The first location, unlike the ones that would come later, was in a plaza in [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)|Waldorf, MD on 2928 Festival Way]]. New locations in Lancaster, CA, El Paso, TX, and Durham, NC would follow suit. In 1994, the concept would be discontinued. The El Paso, Lancaster, and Durham locations specifically would use a special exterior design which consisted of a diamond-shaped square building with slanted walls, and a special, smaller version of the [[1-Stage]] would also be used. 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In April of 2022, the restaurant was demolish..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Flintp4.jpg|thumb]] |storenumber = 425 |opened = December 3rd, 1982 |closed = June 25, 2020 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == Flint would be the 7th Showbiz Pizza Place to open in Michigan, opening in 1982 with a standard stage. In 1991, The stage would receive concept unification and be converted into Munch's Make Believe Band. On June 25, 2020, the restaurant was closed for good. In April of 2022, the restaurant was demolished and is now replaced by a Tommy's Express® Car Wash. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= The store opened with a standard Rock-Afire show in 1982, and received concept unification in 1991. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:4810069468 119a12ec18 b.jpg File:Flint-3-stage.jpg File:Flint-walkaround.png </gallery> == References == </ref> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-hyawyZq2UymJD00WwAm1Grw-o2jbDmvtPZXabfBaB4/edit?gid=0#gid=0 744e6c00afd6279376b0777847ff680853a82859 827 826 2024-08-26T19:16:52Z Helpybear1987 71 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Flintp4.jpg|thumb]] |storenumber = 425 |opened = December 3rd, 1982 |closed = June 25, 2020 |squarefootage = 10,000 sq. ft }} == History == Flint would be the 7th Showbiz Pizza Place to open in Michigan, opening in 1982 with a standard stage. In 1991, The stage would receive concept unification and be converted into Munch's Make Believe Band. On June 25, 2020, the restaurant was closed for good. In April of 2022, the restaurant was demolished and is now replaced by a Tommy's Express® Car Wash. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= The store opened with a standard Rock-Afire show in 1982, and received concept unification in 1991. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:4810069468 119a12ec18 b.jpg File:Flint-3-stage.jpg File:Flint-walkaround.png </gallery> == References == </ref> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-hyawyZq2UymJD00WwAm1Grw-o2jbDmvtPZXabfBaB4/edit?gid=0#gid=0 ae2cdf2cd90a71423a47fde98062dd924ed9b629 828 827 2024-08-26T19:26:44Z Helpybear1987 71 /* Videos */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Flintp4.jpg|thumb]] |storenumber = 425 |opened = December 3rd, 1982 |closed = June 25, 2020 |squarefootage = 10,000 sq. ft }} == History == Flint would be the 7th Showbiz Pizza Place to open in Michigan, opening in 1982 with a standard stage. In 1991, The stage would receive concept unification and be converted into Munch's Make Believe Band. On June 25, 2020, the restaurant was closed for good. In April of 2022, the restaurant was demolished and is now replaced by a Tommy's Express® Car Wash. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= The store opened with a standard Rock-Afire show in 1982, and received concept unification in 1991. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/Mq5Pd8586kM?si=m8aQOGcPwCNdbA5a |Chuck E Cheese - Rockin’ Robot - 3 Stage - Flint Michigan |Sep 1, 2019 |- |https://youtu.be/2AI2fU7HFhw?si=f8nHl0ny6Qutkpzo |CHUCK E. CHEESE'S Abandoned - FLINT, MI / flint Township |Oct 23, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:4810069468 119a12ec18 b.jpg File:Flint-3-stage.jpg File:Flint-walkaround.png </gallery> == References == </ref> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-hyawyZq2UymJD00WwAm1Grw-o2jbDmvtPZXabfBaB4/edit?gid=0#gid=0 b73d94f88a798314f2182ad076b3c8812a261150 829 828 2024-08-26T19:33:29Z Helpybear1987 71 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Flintp4.jpg|thumb]] |storenumber = 425 |opened = December 3rd, 1982 |closed = June 25, 2020 |squarefootage = 10,000 sq. ft }} == History == Flint would be the 7th Showbiz Pizza Place to open in Michigan, opening in 1982 with a standard stage. In 1991, The stage would receive concept unification and be converted into Munch's Make Believe Band. On June 25, 2020, the restaurant was closed for good. 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In April of 2022, the restaurant was demolished and is now replaced by a Tommy's Express® Car Wash. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= The store opened with a standard Rock-Afire show in 1982, and received concept unification in 1991. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |-} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/Mq5Pd8586kM?si=m8aQOGcPwCNdbA5a |Chuck E Cheese - Rockin’ Robot - 3 Stage - Flint Michigan |Sep 1, 2019 |- |https://youtu.be/2AI2fU7HFhw?si=f8nHl0ny6Qutkpzo |CHUCK E. CHEESE'S Abandoned - FLINT, MI / flint Township |Oct 23, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:4810069468 119a12ec18 b.jpg File:Flint-3-stage.jpg File:Flint-walkaround.png </gallery> == References == </ref> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-hyawyZq2UymJD00WwAm1Grw-o2jbDmvtPZXabfBaB4/edit?gid=0#gid=0 f1f1e84c9d31f6874be60c6d195c02ce708f2352 6 288 832 2024-08-26T20:43:27Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 289 833 2024-08-26T20:52:42Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 290 834 2024-08-26T20:53:10Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 291 835 2024-08-26T20:53:36Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 292 836 2024-08-26T20:57:06Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 203 837 817 2024-08-26T21:13:37Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = RichmondMidlothian2023.jpg |storenumber = 652 |opened = May 1st, 1990 |squarefootage = 15,000 }} '''10430 Midlothian Tpke''' is an ex-Showbiz Pizza restaurant that opened on May 1st, 1990 as the last Showbiz Pizza with a Rock-afire Explosion ever opened. It remains open as a 2.0 and Chuck E. Cheese's, with a Dance Floor and Video Wall setup, which they have had since January 2023. == History == Richmond's Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant, numbered #652, opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place on May 1st, 1990 with the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel|1986 Remodel]], and a Rock-afire Explosion show. It opened as a franchise, owned by Mid-South Food Management Inc., which was based in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch/125490306/</ref> This store was notably the last Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant with a Rock-afire Explosion to ever open, and one of the shortest lived of these stores. The original managers, as stated in the original pre-opening coverage from the Richmond Times-Dispatch, were Eddie Fairfax and Rick Peterson. In September-November 1991<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/richmond-times-dispatch-richmond-showbiz/153908049/</ref>, this store would receive [[Concept Unification]] and would retrofit the Rock-afire Explosion into Munch's Make Believe Band. Due to the Rock-afire Explosion being in use for only a year, this has made it one of the shortest lived Rock-afire stages ever used. Munch Jr. was likely removed between the late 1990s-early 2000s. On December 8th, 1997, Richmond would be acquired by [[CEC Entertainment|Showbiz Pizza Time/CEC Entertainment]], and would then on be corporately owned. Shortly after most likely, Richmond would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. Not much is known from this era, making a lot of details unclear. It can be assumed they received the Phase I, II, and III game packages throughout the years, adding new games, and the Toddler Zone area. In 2006, this store would remodel to the new [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)|Cool Chuck]] remodel package, painting walls purple, adding new decorations, and new games. The 1999 character posters and sports posters would be kept, however, and were located in a small alcove and by a wall. The most notable aspect of this store was Connor Leschinsky's consistent updates to the store's [[3-Stage]], due to the fact that this was one of the final stores with a latex Pizzacam, and any Pizzacam of any kind. Connor Leschinsky, in 2017, would restore Pizzacam's rotting cosmetics with several friends and put him back into working condition. By 2018, however, he would be permanently removed. His box remained until the remodel. A similar event was when the Chuck E. Cheese animatronic's tuxedo outfit was brought back for a Halloween event. This was the first use of the outfit in over 20 years. In January 2023, this store would remodel to 2.0, and replaced all of the old items with newer items, and more specifically removing the [[3-Stage]] for a Dance Floor, later Video Wall setup. In July 2024, this store would also get a Trampoline Zone<ref>https://richmond.com/news/local/business/chuck-e-cheese-richmond-locations-add-trampoline-zones/article_21e93400-37b6-11ef-be20-038084e83f57.html</ref>, making it one of several other stores to do this. The store remains open in this way. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= - [[Billy Bob (Walkaround)]], presumed - [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround)]] |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1990 as the last Rock-afire Explosion Showbiz Pizza Place. Retrofitted by process of Concept Unification between the months of September-November 1991. Pizzacam removed in 2018 after being one of the final still in use by a Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant. Remodeled to 2.0 in January 2023 with a Dance Floor, with the Video Wall added shortly after. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Unknown !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Still exists, owned by a collector |- | [[Dook Larue (Electronimation)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Pasqually; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Electronimation)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch; Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls; Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Electronimation)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Helen Henny; Unknown |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Building; Unknown |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Electronimation)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese; Unknown |- [[The Wink (3-Stage)]] || N/A || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8gv2Zhn17A |Chuck E Cheese Richmond January 2014 segment 3 |January 1st, 2014 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9seXlMktIGc |Chuck E. Cheese Richmond VA August 2015 |August 14th, 2015 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4m3DwjPXaQ |A Look at the 3 Stage at Chuck E. Cheese's in Richmond, VA |September 4th, 2015 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTDcD9jvePg |A very hungry Mr Munch! Close-up of Richmond VA CEC's Mr Munch |June 12th, 2016 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-OCWA_5SD0 |Pizzacam's Restoration at Richmond VA CEC |August 24th, 2017 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pL4vW-NgyNo |Share the Joy at Chuck e Cheese's in Richmond VA |December 21st, 2018 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1Z_TXQ6yfY |chuck e cheese fail (richmond va) [why dose this have so many vews] |August 10th, 2021 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohV7qNLjf6k |Chuck E Cheese Richmond, VA (2021) |December 22nd, 2021 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxWtNhdQFPo |Chuck E Cheeses Richmond VA - Arcade Tour |~2022-2023 |- |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Richmond1990.png|The two managers with Richmond's 3-Stage, April 30th, 1990 (PC: Dan Currier, Richmond Times-Dispatch) File:Richmondcoolchuck.jpg|Exterior, August 8th, 2013 (PC: RyanRetail) File:Richmond3Stage2022.jpg|3-Stage, November 2022 (PC: r/animatronics) File:RichmondMunch2022.jpg|Richmond's Mr. Munch animatronic, November 2022 (PC: r/animatronics) File:TheReturn.jpg|Richmond's Chuck E. Cheese animatronic dressed in the tuxedo outfit for a Halloween event (PC: TBA) </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> ab07f86f42c682b67a25e0f6c9e44c9e5560bd33 0 1 838 527 2024-08-26T21:32:29Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Banner2.png|center|frameless|900x900px]] __NOTOC__{{Welcome}} '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer in Chuck E. Cheese's name! 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This store would've featured the 09405a71a40d1345df2f933972ea313efbd6adc9 862 861 2024-08-27T03:05:48Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 wikitext text/x-wiki 2779 West Market St, (Originally known as 36 Fairlawn Place) opened on October 25th, 1993 with a 1 Stage and the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]] 023448b16175f9dc953ffd516d4de92a51ba5470 874 862 2024-08-28T03:07:22Z Kanyebearfan1000 12 wikitext text/x-wiki (THIS PAGE IS NOT DONE!!!!!! HEAVY WIP!!!!!!!!!!!) 2779 West Market St, (Originally known as 36 Fairlawn Place) opened on October 25th, 1993 with a 1 Stage and the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]]. In 1996 the store updated it's remodel to fit the standard of [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], replacing the signage on the front and updating their posters. 898f6cb1f0d05a4e472d8857840a51b2cc327aa6 0 122 863 446 2024-08-27T03:55:07Z Saan1ty 18 Overhaul approacheth! wikitext text/x-wiki TODO: Overhaul page to fit better within page standards, reupload/add images/videos. -saan1ty {{Generic|desc=The current exterior as of June 24, 2023.|image=DurhamExt06242023.jpg}} '''''3724 Mayfair St, Store #380''''' is a Chuck E. Cheese location in Durham, North Carolina. The store opened on March 7, 1994, with a [[1-Stage]]. It is the last Mini Unit variant of the 1-stage, and also the last location to have a full exterior with original 90s checkers. It is also the last CEC location in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Triangle Triangle] to have animatronics, after the [[Raleigh, NC (3501-131 Capital Blvd)|Capital Blvd]] location in Raleigh removed their [[Concept Unification Stage|3-Stage]] for the [[CEC 2018 2.0 Remodel Program|2.0 remodel]] on August 31, 2022. == History == Durham opened on March 7, 1994, as one of two North Carolina locations with a Cyberamic Munch's Make-Believe Band Stage (the other was [[Charlotte, NC (5612 Albemarle Rd)]] which opened in November 1991 with a Road Stage). They opened with the now unique prototype version of the 1-Stage called the Mini Unit, which is smaller than the average 1-Stage, and has a unique ceiling valance, only installed in [[Waldorf, MD (2928 Festival Way)|just]] [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)|four]] [[Lancaster, CA (44650 Valley Central Way)|other]] [[El Paso, TX (710 Sunland Park Dr)|locations]] between 1992 and 1994 as a test stage for smaller stores. Durham is the last Cyberamic show in the Carolinas, and the entire Southeast region as a whole. === Opening === [[File:CECDurhamHeraldSunAd.png|thumb|298x298px|Durham's Opening Advertisement]] Due to advertisements using the March 2nd date less than 10 days until the store was slated to opened, it is believed Durham may have had a "soft opening" on the 2nd and grand opening on the 7th, or that the date was delayed at the last minute. March 7th would make more sense as the opening date anyways, due to it being a Monday, and that most stores at that time typically opened on a Monday. The store opened up in the Beacon Ridge Plaza shopping center, with most businesses of the plaza being located in a shopping center across the street. While little is known about the plaza, and no remnants of it by name exist, we know the Chuck E. Cheese was part of it due to numerous advertisements in newspaper articles using the plaza name associated with the store, and public property records.<ref>https://taxcama.dconc.gov/camapwa/PropertySummary.aspx?PARCELPK=20584&pageIndex=0</ref> Throughout the years, the plaza would become less active and lose more of the businesses that occupied the space. Starting in the late 2000s/early 2010s, half of the plaza was torn down, with the rest following soon after in 2016. The lots across the street would remain vacant and used as parking occasionally until around 2019, when a new complex, University Hill, with retail and apartments, was built. It is still active and standing to this day. === 1990s === Durham would open up with the [[SPT 1992 Remodel Program]], which was the standard for the time. Inside, the store would have the standard 90s decor, such as the CD Award parody posters, sports magazines, and planters. The store either opened up or received shortly after the [[Phase 1 (1994)|Phase 1]] games package. With the pictures we have, we can tell a good amount of how the store would have looked. It is safe to assume it had a layout nearly identical other later Mini Unit 1-Stage stores, bearing close resemblance to El Paso before expansion.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgc6abiW2fE</ref> In the later half of 1994, the store would receive the sky crawl, (an early version of the Skytubes) with installation plans for it dated from August 1994. In the mid/late 90s, Durham would receive updated signage for the exterior featuring the thumbs-up Chuck art with the star cap and would also receive larger awnings which covered the checkers. In the late 90s, the store would receive the [[Phase 2 (1997)|Phase 2]] games package. At an unknown point after 1998, the main sign above the entrance was switched out with the updated C-cap version for an unknown reason. === 2000s === Durham would stay mostly unchanged in the early 2000s, likely receiving the standard [[Phase 3 (2000)|Phase 3]] games package. This would change in late 2005, most likely September, when the store remodeled to the [[CEC 2005 Remodel Program]], which included drastically changing the store's layout (moving the prize counter, changing the entrance to be on the side), removal of showroom walls and expanding the showroom area, all major 90s decor pieces, and painting certain walls purple. Surprisingly, they would keep the dim lighting and Coach signage on the exterior. The stage would not change much after the remodel, except by 2008, Chuck's tuxedo and derby would be removed for the full Avenger outfit and cap. === 2010s === The store would receive many changes during the 2010s as the company transitioned from the Avenger to Rockstar era. [[File:DurhamJasperRot.png|thumb|Jasper's original mask shortly before removal]] Starting in the early 2010s and spanning the end of the decade, the stage itself would receive many changes, removing many of its original aspects. Character cosmetics would be some of the first parts to be changed. The first of the 1993 masks to be removed was Chuck's, after it became bleached for an unknown reason in 2011. Coming shortly after or around the same time, Pasqually's mask was also replaced. For a brief period in 2012, Pasqually wore a blue shirt instead of his typical red plaid pattern, but this change would seemingly be short-lived. Between February to May 2017, more of the original elements would get replaced. First, Jasper's shirt would be replaced with the new larger "cow print" version. Helen's original mask would be replaced not long after, although the exact reason for removal is unknown, as the most recent pictures showing the mask appeared to be in decent condition. The next mask to be replaced was Jasper's, which in a photo shows the foam around the eyes was beginning to rot. Around 2010-2011, the television above Munch was removed, leaving the two side TVs. In 2012, the curtains were removed. In September 2013, Durham received the 2013 Update and hat removal signage and removed the awnings to reveal the checkers underneath them. You can still see slight fade from where the old "Chuck E. Cheese's" text was when it was centered on the sides of the building before 2013. Also, around the same time, the Munch's Make-Believe Band sign was modified to be purple where it was previously pink and was placed directly above Munch. Around this time also, they replaced their CRTs with flat screens and removed the televisions outside the showroom area. The skytubes would be removed by the late 2010s. === 2020s/Present Day === In more recent years, the show has been decreasing in condition, with every character having some movement or cosmetic issues. In recent years, the show's condition has fluctuated, with various things getting broken and fixed, such as Munch's flows being messed up over time. In April 2023, Chuck's eye weld broke, leading the eyes to not move, and one eye becoming off center from the other. This has since been fixed. Beginning in late April, the store would start installing brighter LED lights throughout the store, starting in the showroom, causing the store to no longer have dim lighting. ==== Eyelids ==== One of the things which has made Durham infamous within the community is the fact that Helen doesn't have eyelids. The exact reason why this happened is unknown, although speculations included the eyelids were removed due to scratching the irises, or that the eyelids fell backwards/the part which holds them in place broke, causing them to be removed entirely. Sometime in March 2021, Chuck E.'s right eyelid would break. By July 2021, both of Helen's eyelids would be gone, and at some point, after that, Chuck's other eyelid would break too, causing Chuck E. and Helen to both appear to have no eyelids by late 2021 or early 2022, although Chuck E. still has his eyelids, inoperative and stuck up. ==== Current State ==== Just like nearly all other stores by then, Durham received the new Navori system in June 2023. Unfortunately, due to technical issues during the transition from the DVD Player to Navori (confirmed on a video by an employee of Raleigh visiting the store<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boeES1s8FWE</ref>), the animatronics would be stuck in random mode or even aired down. On only a few known occasions, the show has operated correctly, but the majority of the time since June 2023, the show had been in random movements or aired down. On June 8, 2024<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E</ref>, the show would be seen operating correctly again, with the Navori issue seemingly fixed. In late May 2024, the game room would be rearranged in preparation for trampolines. The store installed their trampolines in early June 2024. As of June 2024, Durham still has the 1-Stage, 2005 Update (with the 90s bathrooms), 90s remodel checkers on the exterior, and 2013 Rockstar signage. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= These are all of the currently identified games at this store. * [[Big Win Super Spin]] * Gum Drop * Alley Roller Classic (Skee Ball) * Down the Clown * Cruisin' Blast * Frogger * Luigi's Mansion Arcade * NBA Hoop Troop * NBA Hoops * [[Jett Rider]] * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles * [[Hammer 2]] * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Boulder's Dozer's]] * Bop 2 Win * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Sketch Book]] * Pop The Lock * Sonic Spinner * Crank It! * Spinner Frenzy * Super Monkey Ball Ticket Blitz * Wonderland * Crazy Tower * The Sideshow * Water Blast * Rescue Helicopter * NFL Two-Minute Drill * [[Chuck E. Cheese's Photo Ride]] * Rescue Hero * Popcorn * Harpoon Lagoon * Hat Trick * Winner's Wheel |-|Walkaround Characters= {| class="wikitable" !Head !Outfits & Suits !Accessories !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck 1993|Chuck 1993 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 1 93 (Costume Outfit)]], [[Chuck Long Fur (Costume Suit)]] |[[Chuck Long Fur Loose Legs (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Long Fur Arms (Costume Accessory)]], |Unknown/Destroyed |First walkaround the store recieved. |- |[[Chuck 1999 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Tux 98 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Cool Chuck Hat 1 (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Head may be a conversion of the former head to 1999 standards. |- |[[Chuck 2005 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck 05 Avenger Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Avenger Hat (Costume Accessory)]] |Unknown/Destroyed | |- |[[Chuck 2010 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Avenger Attire (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Short Fur (Costume Suit)]] |Unknown/Destroyed |Used up through 2013. |- |[[Chuck 2014 (Costume Head)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Attire 1 (Costume Outfit)]] |[[Chuck Rockstar Shoes (Costume Accessory)]], [[Chuck Short Fur Vinyl Gloves (Costume Accessory)]] |In-store | |} |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" !Stage !Installed !Removed !Notes |- |[[1-Stage]] |March 1994 |Still in use |Last of five Mini Unit 1-Stages ever installed. Last Cyberamic stage in the Southeast region. |} {| class="wikitable" !Animatronic !Serial No. !Whereabouts !Notes |- |[[Chuck E Cheese (Cyberamic)|Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] |2030 |In-store |Eyelids are stuck at the top |- |[[Guest Star / Helen Henny (Cyberamic)|Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Missing eyelids |- |[[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Low mouth flows |- |[[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Eyelids stay up during shows. |- |[[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Arms barely work |- |[[Wink (Cyberamic)]] |N/A |In-store |Operational |} |-|Store Fixtures === Current Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["Ambassador of Fun" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Grand Marshal of Games" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Titan of Tokens" (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Tri (CEC Décor)]] * [[CEC Warhol - Quad (CEC Décor)]] * [[Chuck E. (1999 Portrait)]] * [["Friends" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Laughs" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Play" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Smiles" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Winning" (CEC Décor)]] * [[Celebration (CEC Décor)|"Celebration" (CEC Décor)]] * [["Rub Token For Good Luck!" Token (CEC Décor)]] * [["Where A Kid Can Be A Kid." Token (CEC Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Restroom Ovals (Chuck & Helen) (CEC Signage)]] * [[Kitchen (CEC Signage)]] * [[Cool Chuck Logo (CEC Signage)]] * [[Restroom Directional (CEC Signage]] * [[Restroom Directional (SPT Signage]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Rockstar Logo (CEC Exterior Signage)]] === Former Store Fixtures === ==== Decor ==== * [["M.C. Chuckie" (CD Award)]] * [["Flabby Road" (CD Award)]] * [["I've-a-Gotta-Da-Pizza" (CD Award)]] * [[Cheese Guitar (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Lights (SPT Décor)]] * [[Wall Sconce Planters (SPT Décor)]] * [[Reflective Stars (SPT Décor)]] * [[Red CEC Tickets (CEC Décor)]] * [[PBS Kids Proud Sponsor (CEC Décor)]] * [["Make Magic" (SPT Décor)]] ==== Interior Signage ==== * [[Star Cap Round Logo (SPT Signage)]] * [[Show Room Signs (SPT Signage)]] * [[Checkers (SPT Signage)]] * [[Beverages (SPT Signage)]] * [[Salad Bar (SPT Signage)]] * [[Gifts & Prizes (SPT Signage)]] ==== Exterior Signage ==== * [["Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza" - Letters / Round Logo (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)|"Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Round Logo (C Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] * [["Chuck E. Cheese's" - Letters / Thumb Logo (Star Cap) (SPT Exterior Signage)]] </tabber> == Media == === Gallery === <gallery> File:85 big.jpg|Exterior in 2006 File:DurhamExt06 2.jpg|Side exterior view in 2006 File:Durham2010.jpg|Exterior in 2010 File:ExtDurham.jpg|March 2010 File:Chuck E. Cheese's Durham, NC 12-2022.jpg|Exterior in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham Ball Crawl.png|A newspaper clipping featuring a view of the ball pit area. Dated November 1994. Possibly the oldest picture of the store. File:Durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|The 1-Stage, sometime in the 90s File:Durhamrecords.png|A closer look at one of the Record Posters near the show. File:Durham Showroom 1997.png|Part of the showroom in September 1997, showing a group of teenagers and the Chuck E. walkaround. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:DurhamIntSept97.png|More of the store in September 1997, showing the store's skytubes and part of the entrance. (PC: wirehanded on Flickr) File:Durham 90s Remodel 3.png|Alternative view of the interior during the 90s remodel. File:Chuck E. Durham Tux.jpg|Chuck E. at Durham with his Tuxedo in the early 2000s File:Durham stage.jpg|Helen, Munch, and Jasper in the early 2000s File:CEC durham 1-stage 1990s.jpg|Munch, Jasper, and Pasqually in the early 2000s File:Chuck E Durham walkaround 90s-2000s.jpg|Chuck E. in a tuxedo walkaround with a Cool Chuck hat File:DurhamSept2002 LosAngelesTimes.jpg|Showroom in September 2002 File:DurhamSpring2004-01.jpg|Showroom and prop shelf. Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-02.png|The store's 1-Stage in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-03.png|Another pic of the stage, Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamSpring2004-04.png|The store's gameroom in Spring 2004. PC: Keith Lam, Flickr File:DurhamApril06.png|A view of the store in April 2006. File:TuxChuckDurham06-07.png|The Chuck E. Cheese and Helen Henny animatronics at Durham, NC sometime in 2006 or 2007 File:Durhamstage2007.jpg|Durham's 1-stage in 2007. Barely visible, but Chuck is still sporting his tux and derby at this point! File:Spring08Durham.png|The 1-stage playing the April 2008 show File:DurhamHolidayShow.jpg|The 1-stage in the late 2000s playing the Holiday showtape. File:23669 403711356544 6955498 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:23669 403711376544 1523805 n.jpg|Chuck E. Cyberamic File:23669 403711366544 3194557 n.jpg|Helen Henny Cyberamic File:23669 403711381544 3602465 n.jpg|Mr. Munch Cyberamic File:23669 403711386544 4060425 n.jpg|Jasper T. Cyberamic File:23669 403711391544 4467728 n.jpg|Pasqually the Chef Cyberamic File:New-0953.jpg|Late 2000s File:New-0952.jpg File:23669 403711341544 2370667 n.jpg|Late 2000s File:Durham showroom 2010s.png|The stage around the late 2000s or early 2010s File:Durham 1-stage 3-2010.jpg|The stage in March 2010 File:DurhamGameroom0310.jpg|Gameroom in March 2010 File:SkytubesDurham.jpg|Skytubes in March 2010 File:Durham2010s.jpg|Games, showroom, and skytube view in 2010 File:ChuckECheese-Durham 004.jpg|Showroom and 1-Stage in March 2011 File:DurhamGameroomMarch2011.jpg|Gameroom in March 2011 File:Durham avenger 2010s.png|The stage in the early 2010s with an Avenger walkaround File:Durham later 2011.png|The stage around 2011 with Chuck E. having a bleached snout File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012.png|The stage in 2012 with a unique, short-lived element- Pasqually wearing a blue shirt. File:Blueshirtpasqdurham2012 2.png|Ditto. File:DurhamApril2012.png|Stage in April 2012 File:DurhamGameroom2012.jpg|Gameroom in April 2012 File:DurhamAug2012.png|Chuck E. and Helen animatronics in August 2012 File:DurhamChuck2013.jpg|Chuck E. in early 2013 with hat File:Durham2013stage1.jpg|The whole band in 2013 File:DurhamStage2013 2.jpg|Ditto. File:Photo Jul 15, 7 29 18 PM.jpg|Mid 2010s File:Durham2015.png|Durham's 1-Stage with in 2015 File:DurhamJune2016.png|Stage in June 2016 File:DurhamShowroomApril2019.jpg|Showroom, April 2019 File:Durhamholiday19.png|The show in late 2019. File:DurhamHoliday2020.jpg|Holiday 2020 File:Durham showroom 2020.jpg|Showroom view in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Chuck-e-cheeses-interior 51001053155 o.jpg|The 1-Stage in 2020 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCOrderingCounter&PrizeCounter2021.jpg|A photo of the Ordering Counter & Prize Counter on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNCBeverageArea2021.jpg|A photo of the Beverage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:DurhamNC1-StageMarch2021.jpg|A photo of the 1-Stage on March 23rd, 2021 (PC: RyansRetail on Flickr) File:Durham 1-stage December 2022.jpg|The 1-Stage in December 2022 (PC: saan1ty) File:Durham04092023.jpg|The 1-Stage in April 2023 File:ChuckDurham06242023.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:HelenDurham06242023.jpg|Helen Henny animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:MunchDurham06242023.jpg|Mr. Munch animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:JasperDurham06242023.jpg|Jasper T. Jowls animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:PasquallyDurham06242023.jpg|Pasqually P. Pieplate animatronic (PC: saan1ty) File:DurhamChuckSerial.png|The serial number of the Chuck E. cyberamic. </gallery> === Videos === (W.I.P) {| class="wikitable" !Link !Description !Filming Date |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stc82NK174k Link] |Shows the stage in 2009 playing the 2009 birthday showtape. Currently the oldest identified footage of this location. |October 5, 2009 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZhA97fJdDg Link] |Stage footage of "Deck The Halls" |December 23, 2013 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89W9GzD3MjA Link] |Store video footage including show footage playing the birthday show |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSlcqqYt-mg Link] |Photo gallery of store including games and the show during a birthday party |May 17, 2014 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvOFcthS8g4 Link] |Stage footage including the birthday show |October 4, 2015 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6R-oXk2tvc Link] |Various footage of the store and the stage itself |May 14, 2017 |- |[https://youtu.be/DESV-jmBlHU Link] |"Birthday Star Spectacular" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage |March 3, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0poSXqLTmQ Link] |Tour of the store and 1-stage in August 2021 |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaI8fzTLiLM Link] |"Let's Be Friends" being played on the show in August 2021. |August 1, 2021 |- |[https://www.tiktok.com/@whatthechuck/video/7133242455386000686 Link] |"Finding Mr. Munch’s air leak🍕" The tech of the store fixing an air leak in the Munch animatronic. |August 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdVF93EeWnE Link] |"Chuck E. Cheese’s Durham, NC Store Tour 2022" Store tour taken in November 2022. |November 26, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R39bKixsAD0 Link] |Stage performing "The Holiday Party" in December 2022 |December 18, 2022 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU7oJOMAxHQ Link] |Footage of the 1-stage while it was aired down. |March 5, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3ywsmfLUTk Link] |"Lend a Helping Hand - CEC Durham, NC" Shows the 1-Stage's condition in April 2023. |April 9, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj8T3FbzjhI Link] |Footage of the show performing "Let's Have a Party." Note Chuck E's broken eye. |May 7, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t68vePJdhbE Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVFPtWEt_0Y&t=21s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58tzE3QWhy0 Link] |Non programmed footage of "Out of This World" being played at the location. |July 8, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ENH00olEec Link] |The 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show being performed at the Durham location. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_0j2SUVAV0&t=25s Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGm38f2TMSg&t=97s Link] |Footage of "Most Perfect Day" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL6mXc_kU3w&t=7s Link] |Footage of "Sparkles" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffs5Y2UN4Zg Link] |Footage of "Do, Re, Mi" being performed on Durham's 1-Stage. |July 30, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph2jIcS4HXs Link] |Store tour taken in August 2023 |August 1, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUmFK7pOZlI Link] |Footage of the show stuck in random mode. |August 20, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1OLgSwC130&t=39s Link] |Footage of the 2018 Birthday Star Spectacular show performed at the Durham store shortly before being discontinued. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9AM5IXWv5E Link] |Up close and personal with the 1-Stage animatronics being powered off. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_o21YX2tSQ&t=3s Link] |Non programmed of "Game On!" being played at the Durham location. |November 25, 2023 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44QHfKYS5Gw Link] |On-stage close-up of the Durham Cyberamics. |January 27, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfRVTHR9co4 Link] |Overview of the stage fully aired down. |January 28, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyoqU0dw840 Link] |The show operating, although in a broken state due to their Navori issue. |February 10, 2024 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6L6fHr49E Link] |"Dog Days of Summer" being played correctly on the 1-Stage at Durham. All characters except Chuck E. are aired up during this performance. |June 8, 2024 |} == References and Sources == 632e88f8f1e1b3a363df91875f76f2fd24e94534 6 302 864 2024-08-27T14:36:31Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 303 865 2024-08-27T15:23:28Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 873 865 2024-08-27T23:23:32Z Midwestretail 6 Midwestretail uploaded a new version of [[File:ChuckyHead.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 286 866 830 2024-08-27T18:37:10Z Helpybear1987 71 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Flintp4.jpg|thumb]] |storenumber = 425 |opened = December 3rd, 1982 |closed = June 25, 2020 |squarefootage = 10,000 sq. ft }} == History == Flint would be the 7th Showbiz Pizza Place to open in Michigan, opening in 1982 with a standard stage. In late 1991 or early 1992, The stage would receive concept unification and be converted into Munch's Make Believe Band. On June 25, 2020, the restaurant was closed for good. In April of 2022, the restaurant was demolished and is now replaced by a Tommy's Express® Car Wash. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= The store opened with a standard Rock-Afire show in 1982, and received concept unification in late 1991 or early 1992. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |-} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/Mq5Pd8586kM?si=m8aQOGcPwCNdbA5a |Chuck E Cheese - Rockin’ Robot - 3 Stage - Flint Michigan |Sep 1, 2019 |- |https://youtu.be/2AI2fU7HFhw?si=f8nHl0ny6Qutkpzo |CHUCK E. CHEESE'S Abandoned - FLINT, MI / flint Township |Oct 23, 2021 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:4810069468 119a12ec18 b.jpg File:Flint-3-stage.jpg File:Flint-walkaround.png </gallery> == References == </ref> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-hyawyZq2UymJD00WwAm1Grw-o2jbDmvtPZXabfBaB4/edit?gid=0#gid=0 6f2f73c77f28bde0b48f9f09f64bf41d50899213 6 304 867 2024-08-27T20:46:55Z CECLover 28 Justiss wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Justiss 93062e2752638bdd8cdd2ec913690dcb32ecd918 0 305 868 2024-08-27T21:09:58Z CECLover 28 Created page wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Justiss1993.png |storenumber = 859 |opened = July 21st, 1982 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''3200 Justiss Dr''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant that opened on July 21st, 1982 with a Rock-afire Explosion. It closed in Summer 2001 with a 3 Stage setup. == History == Arlington's Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant, numbered #859, opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place on July 21st, 1982 with a Rock-afire Explosion show. It opened as a Corporate Store. Fortunately, there is some photos and videos of Justiss as a Showbiz Pizza. In 1990, this store would receive [[Concept Unification]] and would retrofit the Rock-afire Explosion into Munch's Make Believe Band. This is one of the first stores to undergo Concept Unification, notably the 3rd one. This store appeared in the July 1993 showtape in the Do You Believe in Magic segment. This store received the Phase 1 and the Phase 2 game package sometime in the 90s, it is unknown if they got the Phase 3 game package or the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] remodel. Chuck, Helen, and Munch may had received their Plastic Masks sometime before closure, but it is unknown if they did. In Summer 2001, this location would close and possibly relocated to the [[Grand Praire, TX (2760 I-20)|Grand Praire]] Store, WIP <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= - [[Billy Bob (Walkaround)]], presumed - [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround)]] |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Unknown !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Electronimation)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Pasqually; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Electronimation)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch; Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls; Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Electronimation)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Helen Henny; Owned by Gabriel Bartlett |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Building; Unknown |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Electronimation)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese; Unknown |- [[The Wink (3-Stage)]] || N/A || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== 533cc7aa02fdc4ebebfbd2905b5254f5418c85e8 869 868 2024-08-27T21:10:43Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Justiss1993.png |storenumber = 859 |opened = July 21st, 1982 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''3200 Justiss Dr''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant that opened on July 21st, 1982 with a Rock-afire Explosion. It closed in Summer 2001 with a 3 Stage setup. == History == Arlington's Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant, numbered #859, opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place on July 21st, 1982 with a Rock-afire Explosion show. It opened as a Corporate Store. Fortunately, there is some photos and videos of Justiss as a Showbiz Pizza. In 1990, this store would receive [[Concept Unification]] and would retrofit the Rock-afire Explosion into Munch's Make Believe Band. This is one of the first stores to undergo Concept Unification, notably the 3rd one. This store appeared in the July 1993 showtape in the Do You Believe in Magic segment. This store received the Phase 1 and the Phase 2 game package sometime in the 90s, it is unknown if they got the Phase 3 game package or the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] remodel. Chuck, Helen, and Munch may had received their Plastic Masks sometime before closure, but it is unknown if they did. In Summer 2001, this location would close and possibly relocated to the [[Grand Praire, TX (2760 I-20)|Grand Praire]] Store, WIP <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= - [[Billy Bob (Walkaround)]] - [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround)]] |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Unknown !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Electronimation)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Pasqually; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Electronimation)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch; Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls; Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Electronimation)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Helen Henny; Owned by Gabriel Bartlett |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Building; Unknown |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Electronimation)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese; Unknown |- [[The Wink (3-Stage)]] || N/A || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== bd1cab1548a28f2bf8773c510706f900ffb1aadb 870 869 2024-08-27T23:06:45Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Justiss1993.png |storenumber = 859 |opened = July 21st, 1982 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''3200 Justiss Dr''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant that opened on July 21st, 1982 with a Rock-afire Explosion. It closed in Summer 2001 with a 3 Stage setup. It was located east of the Six Flags Mall. == History == Arlington's Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant, numbered #859, opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place on July 21st, 1982 with a Rock-afire Explosion show. It opened as a Corporate Store. Fortunately, there is some photos and videos of Justiss as a Showbiz Pizza. In 1990, this store would receive [[Concept Unification]] and would retrofit the Rock-afire Explosion into Munch's Make Believe Band. This is one of the first stores to undergo Concept Unification, notably the 3rd one. This store appeared in the July 1993 showtape in the Do You Believe in Magic segment. This store received the Phase 1 and the Phase 2 game package sometime in the 90s, it is unknown if they got the Phase 3 game package or the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] remodel. Chuck, Helen, and Munch may had received their Plastic Masks sometime before closure, but it is unknown if they did. In Summer 2001, this location would close and possibly relocated to the [[Grand Praire, TX (2760 I-20)|Grand Praire]] Store. the reason why they wanted to relocate is because the Six Flags Mall was dying, as most of its tenants were closing. After closure, it was turned into a rodeo club, then a <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= - [[Billy Bob (Walkaround)]] - [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround)]] |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Unknown !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Electronimation)]]/[[Pasqually P. 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Cheese; Unknown |- [[The Wink (3-Stage)]] || N/A || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== 7ebccb2d40a7877232255d17b033df9efa68f627 871 870 2024-08-27T23:09:49Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Justiss1993.png |storenumber = 859 |opened = July 21st, 1982 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''3200 Justiss Dr''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant that opened on July 21st, 1982 with a Rock-afire Explosion. It closed in Summer 2001 with a 3 Stage setup. It was located east of the Six Flags Mall. == History == Arlington's Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant, numbered #859, opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place on July 21st, 1982 with a Rock-afire Explosion show. It opened as a Corporate Store. Fortunately, there is some photos and videos of Justiss as a Showbiz Pizza. In 1990, this store would receive [[Concept Unification]] and would retrofit the Rock-afire Explosion into Munch's Make Believe Band. This is one of the first stores to undergo Concept Unification, notably the 3rd one. This store appeared in the July 1993 showtape in the Do You Believe in Magic segment. This store received the Phase 1 and the Phase 2 game package sometime in the 90s, it is unknown if they got the Phase 3 game package or the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] remodel. Chuck, Helen, and Munch may had received their Plastic Masks sometime before closure, but it is unknown if they did. In Summer 2001, this location would close and possibly relocated to the [[Grand Praire, TX (2760 I-20)|Grand Praire]] Store. the reason why they wanted to relocate is because the Six Flags Mall was dying, as most of its tenants were closing. After closure, it was turned into a rodeo club, then a nightclub, then another nightclub. As of 2024, OPIUM DISCOTEC ARLINGTON is still there. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= - [[Billy Bob (Walkaround)]] - [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround)]] |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Unknown !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Electronimation)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Pasqually; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Electronimation)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch; Unknown |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls; Unknown |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Electronimation)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Helen Henny; Owned by Gabriel Bartlett |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Building; Unknown |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Unknown || Unknown |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Electronimation)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Unknown || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese; Unknown |- [[The Wink (3-Stage)]] || N/A || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== 280fc9ec685c47f34dd1371bcbdb8d4f9a97d80c 0 307 875 2024-08-29T04:59:35Z Bunbunboy8 67 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 634 |opened = 2006 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} Los Angeles, CA (2700 Colorado Blvd), more commonly known as just "Eagle Rock" is a store that opened on January 22nd, 2006 with a Studio 'C' 2000 and the Cool Chuck Remodel. == History == == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery'..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 634 |opened = 2006 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} Los Angeles, CA (2700 Colorado Blvd), more commonly known as just "Eagle Rock" is a store that opened on January 22nd, 2006 with a Studio 'C' 2000 and the Cool Chuck Remodel. == History == == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 2249739bc7556e07168e3c8c447d82192fe32e80 6 308 876 2024-08-30T00:50:22Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 2 309 877 2024-08-30T20:05:01Z Saan1ty 18 my testing page wikitext text/x-wiki '''This is the personal testing page for saan1ty, for writing pages or doing other things not ready for a main page.''' 9ff7dea07b8eef701b37e4a2ddb78b9d0a93e602 879 877 2024-08-30T20:09:58Z Saan1ty 18 storeinfobox wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|image=Durham NC Exterior.jpg|storenumber=308|opened=March 7, 1994|squarefootage=7,266}} 06244daa0a6a8a0fc4c3b963c2be0ea2cb6f9831 6 310 878 2024-08-30T20:08:04Z Saan1ty 18 wikitext text/x-wiki Durham, NC's current exterior. 5b463c3e6653551f058d50699795e6ea54acd2f3 6 311 880 2024-08-30T20:33:26Z Saan1ty 18 wikitext text/x-wiki Opening advertisement for Durham. 4d5307d4299804faa3c37b8e84c7506f6563be4e 0 312 881 2024-09-01T04:29:47Z Smoothsundays 2 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = ? |built = Unknown |opened = March 1st, 2010 |closed = August 24th, 2013 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Danbury, CT (20 Backus Ave)''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's that opened on March 1st, 2010 with a Studio 'C' 2000 stage. == History == Danbury would open on March 1st, 2010 as the first CEC in 8 years since Meriden, and the 12th CEC to open in the state of Connecticut overall. The location opened with the..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = ? |built = Unknown |opened = March 1st, 2010 |closed = August 24th, 2013 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Danbury, CT (20 Backus Ave)''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's that opened on March 1st, 2010 with a Studio 'C' 2000 stage. == History == Danbury would open on March 1st, 2010 as the first CEC in 8 years since Meriden, and the 12th CEC to open in the state of Connecticut overall. The location opened with the Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration, which would be extremely standard, featuring common rides, games, a salad bar, etc. This store would be notable at the time for it's uniquely patterned ceiling tiles which looked more like fans tiled around the store, and also because of their bot which was working amazingly upon opening. The store would be relatively unchanged until 2012, when things began to take a turn for the worst. In 2012, footage from chuckecheeseshows shows that the bot was in major disrepair, to the point that very minor movements worked due to their air compressor breaking. The store wasn't only having problems show wise, however. Yelp has numerous 1 star reviews for the location which commonly discuss problems with the arcade games, lackluster but expensive food, potholes around the outside of the store, rude staff, and other issues associated with bad businesses. |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 2010 with a Studio 'C' 2000 and closed with it in 2013. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[16M Chuck E Cheese]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Pizza Time Clock]] || Serial Number || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/VAgmgpvMXQE?si=L9XeZfiwWkEklmbx |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvZ-6q7Mn9s&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSpp6G3374&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> fa5e76bccb3bdbff6235c48a5da110ed4c8a7cc5 882 881 2024-09-01T04:31:12Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = ? |built = Unknown |opened = March 1st, 2010 |closed = August 24th, 2013 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Danbury, CT (20 Backus Ave)''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's that opened on March 1st, 2010 with a Studio 'C' 2000 stage. == History == Danbury would open on March 1st, 2010 as the first CEC in 8 years since Meriden, and the 12th CEC to open in the state of Connecticut overall. The location opened with the Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration, which would be extremely standard, featuring common rides, games, a salad bar, etc. This store would be notable at the time for it's uniquely patterned ceiling tiles which looked more like fans tiled around the store, and also because of their bot which was working amazingly upon opening. The store would be relatively unchanged until 2012, when things began to take a turn for the worst. In 2012, footage from chuckecheeseshows shows that the bot was in major disrepair, to the point that very minor movements worked due to their air compressor breaking. The store wasn't only having problems show wise, however. Yelp has numerous 1 star reviews for the location which commonly discuss problems with the arcade games, lackluster but expensive food, potholes around the outside of the store, rude staff, and other issues associated with bad businesses. {| class="wikitable" |+ Animatronics |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[16M Chuck E Cheese]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Pizza Time Clock]] || Serial Number || Unknown |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/VAgmgpvMXQE?si=L9XeZfiwWkEklmbx |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvZ-6q7Mn9s&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSpp6G3374&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 4ee6c49d301e2d4a2f971d06bb4893df238be601 885 882 2024-09-01T04:32:38Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Danbury.webp |storenumber = ? |built = Unknown |opened = March 1st, 2010 |closed = August 24th, 2013 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Danbury, CT (20 Backus Ave)''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's that opened on March 1st, 2010 with a Studio 'C' 2000 stage. == History == Danbury would open on March 1st, 2010 as the first CEC in 8 years since Meriden, and the 12th CEC to open in the state of Connecticut overall. The location opened with the Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration, which would be extremely standard, featuring common rides, games, a salad bar, etc. This store would be notable at the time for it's uniquely patterned ceiling tiles which looked more like fans tiled around the store, and also because of their bot which was working amazingly upon opening. The store would be relatively unchanged until 2012, when things began to take a turn for the worst. In 2012, footage from chuckecheeseshows shows that the bot was in major disrepair, to the point that very minor movements worked due to their air compressor breaking. The store wasn't only having problems show wise, however. Yelp has numerous 1 star reviews for the location which commonly discuss problems with the arcade games, lackluster but expensive food, potholes around the outside of the store, rude staff, and other issues associated with bad businesses. {| class="wikitable" |+ Animatronics |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[16M Chuck E Cheese]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Pizza Time Clock]] || Serial Number || Unknown |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/VAgmgpvMXQE?si=L9XeZfiwWkEklmbx |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvZ-6q7Mn9s&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSpp6G3374&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Danbury.webp File:Danbury2.jpeg </gallery> == References == <references /> dafac38f73e55f6dbd6a666d09535a654aba08cd 6 313 883 2024-09-01T04:31:31Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 314 884 2024-09-01T04:31:51Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 312 886 885 2024-09-01T04:37:21Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Danbury.webp |storenumber = ? |built = Unknown |opened = March 1st, 2010 |closed = August 24th, 2013 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Danbury, CT (20 Backus Ave)''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's that opened on March 1st, 2010 with a Studio 'C' 2000 stage. The location closed after 3 years on == History == Danbury would open on March 1st, 2010 as the first CEC in 8 years since Meriden, and the 12th CEC to open in the state of Connecticut overall. The location opened with the Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration, which would be extremely standard, featuring common rides, games, a salad bar, etc. This store would be notable at the time for its uniquely patterned ceiling tiles which looked more like fans tiled around the store, and also because of their bot which was working amazingly upon opening. The store would be relatively unchanged until 2012, when things began to take a turn for the worst. In 2012, footage from chuckecheeseshows shows that the bot was in major disrepair, to the point that very minor movements worked due to their air compressor breaking, in fact, you can hear air leaking through the bot when it preforms certain movements. However, the store wasn't only having problems show wise, however. Yelp has numerous 1 star reviews for the location which commonly discuss problems with the arcade games, lackluster but expensive food, potholes around the outside of the store, rude staff, and other issues associated with bad businesses. {| class="wikitable" |+ Animatronics |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[16M Chuck E Cheese]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Pizza Time Clock]] || Serial Number || Unknown |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/VAgmgpvMXQE?si=L9XeZfiwWkEklmbx |Chuck E Cheese Danbury January 2011 segment 3 |Feb 20, 2011 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvZ-6q7Mn9s&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |Chuck E Cheese Danbury September 2011 segment 3 |Nov 17, 2011 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSpp6G3374&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |Chuck E Cheese Danbury Update |Jul 24, 2012 |- |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Danbury.webp File:Danbury2.jpeg </gallery> == References == <references /> a315279d38b3cacf4e78bd48e88aabac32659534 887 886 2024-09-01T04:37:59Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Danbury.webp |storenumber = ? |built = Unknown |opened = March 1st, 2010 |closed = August 24th, 2013 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Danbury, CT (20 Backus Ave)''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's that opened on March 1st, 2010 with a Studio 'C' 2000 stage. The location closed after 3 years on August 24, 2013. == History == Danbury would open on March 1st, 2010 as the first CEC in 8 years since Meriden, and the 12th CEC to open in the state of Connecticut overall. The location opened with the Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration, which would be extremely standard, featuring common rides, games, a salad bar, etc. This store would be notable at the time for its uniquely patterned ceiling tiles which looked more like fans tiled around the store, and also because of their bot which was working amazingly upon opening. The store would be relatively unchanged until 2012, when things began to take a turn for the worst. In 2012, footage from chuckecheeseshows shows that the bot was in major disrepair, to the point that very minor movements worked due to their air compressor breaking, in fact, you can hear air leaking through the bot when it preforms certain movements. However, the store wasn't only having problems show wise, however. Yelp has numerous 1 star reviews for the location which commonly discuss problems with the arcade games, lackluster but expensive food, potholes around the outside of the store, rude staff, and other issues associated with bad businesses. {| class="wikitable" |+ Animatronics |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[16M Chuck E Cheese]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Pizza Time Clock]] || Serial Number || Unknown |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/VAgmgpvMXQE?si=L9XeZfiwWkEklmbx |Chuck E Cheese Danbury January 2011 segment 3 |Feb 20, 2011 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvZ-6q7Mn9s&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |Chuck E Cheese Danbury September 2011 segment 3 |Nov 17, 2011 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSpp6G3374&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |Chuck E Cheese Danbury Update |Jul 24, 2012 |- |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Danbury.webp File:Danbury2.jpeg </gallery> == References == <references /> a5025d0c5cfba95626e75447b136f05a5d9fa55a 888 887 2024-09-01T04:42:42Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Danbury.webp |storenumber = ? |built = Unknown |opened = March 1st, 2010 |closed = August 24th, 2013 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Danbury, CT (20 Backus Ave)''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's that opened on March 1st, 2010 with a Studio 'C' 2000 stage. The location closed after 3 years on August 24, 2013. == History == Danbury would open on March 1st, 2010 as the first CEC in 8 years since Meriden, and the 12th CEC to open in the state of Connecticut overall. The location was located in a former Boston Billiards Club, and opened with the Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration, which would be extremely standard, featuring common rides, games, a salad bar, etc. This store would be notable at the time for its uniquely patterned ceiling tiles which looked more like fans tiled around the store, and also because of their bot which was working amazingly upon opening. The store would be relatively unchanged until 2012, when things began to take a turn for the worst. In 2012, footage from chuckecheeseshows shows that the bot was in major disrepair, to the point that very minor movements worked due to their air compressor breaking, in fact, you can hear air leaking through the bot when it preforms certain movements. However, the store wasn't only having problems show wise, however. Yelp has numerous 1 star reviews for the location which commonly discuss problems with the arcade games, lackluster but expensive food, potholes around the outside of the store, rude staff, and other issues associated with bad businesses. On August 24th, 2013, after only three years, Danbury, CT's Chuck E. Cheese location permanently closed with no plans of relocation. The location would soon become a BevMax & a Sports Clip. Additionally, after Danbury, CT closed, the bot was shipped to the Wilmington, NC location. This probably means Wilmington was meant to get a Circles of Light stage. However, Wilmington never did and kept the bot in a backroom until closure when the store was gutted, and all the bots including Danbury's most likely destroyed. {| class="wikitable" |+ Animatronics |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[16M Chuck E Cheese]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Pizza Time Clock]] || Serial Number || Unknown |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/VAgmgpvMXQE?si=L9XeZfiwWkEklmbx |Chuck E Cheese Danbury January 2011 segment 3 |Feb 20, 2011 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvZ-6q7Mn9s&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |Chuck E Cheese Danbury September 2011 segment 3 |Nov 17, 2011 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSpp6G3374&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |Chuck E Cheese Danbury Update |Jul 24, 2012 |- |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Danbury.webp File:Danbury2.jpeg </gallery> == References == <references /> 4b94f1100578fb090fcfd9cd47f5dc7012f57a47 889 888 2024-09-01T04:43:00Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Danbury.webp |storenumber = ? |built = Unknown |opened = March 1st, 2010 |closed = August 24th, 2013 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Danbury, CT (20 Backus Ave)''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's that opened on March 1st, 2010 with a Studio 'C' 2000 stage. The location closed after 3 years on August 24, 2013. == History == Danbury would open on March 1st, 2010 as the first CEC in 8 years since Meriden, and the 12th CEC to open in the state of Connecticut overall. The location was located in a former Boston Billiards Club, and opened with the Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration, which would be extremely standard, featuring common rides, games, a salad bar, etc. This store would be notable at the time for its uniquely patterned ceiling tiles which looked more like fans tiled around the store, and also because of their bot which was working amazingly upon opening. The store would be relatively unchanged until 2012, when things began to take a turn for the worst. In 2012, footage from chuckecheeseshows shows that the bot was in major disrepair, to the point that very minor movements worked due to their air compressor breaking, in fact, you can hear air leaking through the bot when it preforms certain movements. However, the store wasn't only having problems show wise, however. Yelp has numerous 1 star reviews for the location which commonly discuss problems with the arcade games, lackluster but expensive food, potholes around the outside of the store, rude staff, and other issues associated with bad businesses. On August 24th, 2013, after only three years, Danbury, CT's Chuck E. Cheese location permanently closed with no plans of relocation. The location would soon become a BevMax & a SportsClips. Additionally, after Danbury, CT closed, the bot was shipped to the Wilmington, NC location. This probably means Wilmington was meant to get a Circles of Light stage. However, Wilmington never did and kept the bot in a backroom until closure when the store was gutted, and all the bots including Danbury's most likely destroyed. {| class="wikitable" |+ Animatronics |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[16M Chuck E Cheese]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Pizza Time Clock]] || Serial Number || Unknown |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/VAgmgpvMXQE?si=L9XeZfiwWkEklmbx |Chuck E Cheese Danbury January 2011 segment 3 |Feb 20, 2011 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvZ-6q7Mn9s&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |Chuck E Cheese Danbury September 2011 segment 3 |Nov 17, 2011 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSpp6G3374&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |Chuck E Cheese Danbury Update |Jul 24, 2012 |- |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Danbury.webp File:Danbury2.jpeg </gallery> == References == <references /> afb999e013cf11074b852e4317ea94ec2d05ab8d 890 889 2024-09-01T04:43:20Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Danbury.webp |storenumber = ? |built = Unknown |opened = March 1st, 2010 |closed = August 24th, 2013 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Danbury, CT (20 Backus Ave)''' was a Chuck E. Cheese's that opened on March 1st, 2010 with a Studio 'C' 2000 stage. The location closed after 3 years on August 24, 2013. == History == Danbury would open on March 1st, 2010 as the first CEC in 8 years since Meriden, and the 12th CEC to open in the state of Connecticut overall. The location was located in a former Boston Billiards Club, and opened with the Cool Chuck Remodel/Reconfiguration, which would be extremely standard, featuring common rides, games, a salad bar, etc. This store would be notable at the time for its uniquely patterned ceiling tiles which looked more like fans tiled around the store, and also because of their bot which was working amazingly upon opening. The store would be relatively unchanged until 2012, when things began to take a turn for the worst. In 2012, footage from chuckecheeseshows shows that the bot was in major disrepair, to the point that very minor movements worked due to their air compressor breaking, in fact, you can hear air leaking through the bot when it preforms certain movements. However, the store wasn't only having problems show wise, however. Yelp has numerous 1 star reviews for the location which commonly discuss problems with the arcade games, lackluster but expensive food, potholes around the outside of the store, rude staff, and other issues associated with bad businesses. On August 24th, 2013, after only three years, Danbury, CT's Chuck E. Cheese location permanently closed with no plans of relocation. The location would soon become a BevMax & a SportsClips. Additionally, after Danbury, CT closed, the bot was shipped to the Wilmington, NC location. This probably means Wilmington was meant to get a Circles of Light stage. However, Wilmington never did and kept the bot in a backroom until closure when the store was gutted, and all the bots including Danbury's were most likely destroyed. {| class="wikitable" |+ Animatronics |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[16M Chuck E Cheese]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Pizza Time Clock]] || Serial Number || Unknown |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/VAgmgpvMXQE?si=L9XeZfiwWkEklmbx |Chuck E Cheese Danbury January 2011 segment 3 |Feb 20, 2011 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvZ-6q7Mn9s&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |Chuck E Cheese Danbury September 2011 segment 3 |Nov 17, 2011 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSpp6G3374&pp=ygUWZGFuYnVyeSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZQ%3D%3D |Chuck E Cheese Danbury Update |Jul 24, 2012 |- |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Danbury.webp File:Danbury2.jpeg </gallery> == References == <references /> 2083da3bfb0ffa615964444ede298ccff17da197 8 315 891 2024-09-01T16:54:03Z Smoothsundays 2 Created page with "/* CSS placed here will be applied to all skins */ .skin-vector body { font-family: "Georgia", serif; }" css text/css /* CSS placed here will be applied to all skins */ .skin-vector body { font-family: "Georgia", serif; } 01f46168025dcc1e4a8217c70556e83896aa1a80 0 84 892 631 2024-09-01T16:58:21Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 580 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1987, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to breadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period. Between then and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel, not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update once more and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. The final visible piece of Chuck E. Cheese's former presence is the half-circular piece added onto the exterior, which is likely to have been added during the mid-1990's update. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with standard Rock A-fire Explosion stage show. The showroom entrance would refer to the show as "The Worlds Greatest Robotic Entertainers" during its Showbiz Pizza Place run.<br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes. The location would also receive the Interactive Billy Bob concept and a one of a kind Interactive Fatz<br> In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of the Spring of 1990.<br> In June the store would receive the first Munch's Make Believe Band. This show most notably utilized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to executives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Rolfe & Earl (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Dook (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Fatz (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Mitzi (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation))]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled? |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Choo Choo (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | Chuck E. Cheese (Showroom 2000 Audio Animatronic) || Serial Number || Destroyed |- | [[32 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || 002 || Likely Relocated to Moreno Valley, Destroyed |- | [[Bird (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |}<gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> 694c6e985e08fa7d355d82d11cdfba1527617eb8 893 892 2024-09-01T16:58:44Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Montfort2007.jpg |storenumber = 580 |built = 1969 (Target Foods) |opened = January 26th, 1983 |closed = December 2001 |demolished = |squarefootage = 12,000-13,000 }} == History == The existing Target shopping center on Montfort Dr was originally constructed in 1969 and consisted of an additional store called Target Foods at 13125.<ref>[[:File:Targetfoods.png]]</ref> It is commonly believed that the Target Foods building would later be repurposed into a Kroger store in the mid-1970s due to the appearance of the exterior.<ref>[[:File:Krowayne.jpg]]</ref> On January 26, 1983, Showbiz Pizza Place would open in the former grocery space and would be the first of four Showbiz Pizza locations to debut Showscan, an experimental cinematic process that ran off 70mm film, on February 9, 1984.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Showscan</ref> <ref>https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0</ref> In 1987, the store would be one out of a handful of stores to test an unnamed 1986 remodel, notably having blue painted walls as opposed to breadboarding and presumably removing Showscan around this period. Between then and 1990, this store would also receive an extremely short lived game room private dining area that would be removed by 1991. <br> Circa 1993, the building was remodeled once more, and was likely one of the many test markets for a much earlier [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]-esque remodel, not long after, likely in 1996, the store would update once more and finalize the interior. The video area, commonly seen next to the counters in most Chuck E. Cheese's stores from the time, would also receive an elevated platform and wall to create a second private dining area. The final visible piece of Chuck E. Cheese's former presence is the half-circular piece added onto the exterior, which is likely to have been added during the mid-1990's update. In December of 2001, the Chuck E. Cheese's formerly occupying the space would relocate to 13364 Montfort Dr, leaving the previous space vacant until 2010, when it was reoccupied by the adjacent Target and repurposed as a district office. The brick design of the building's sides and exterior would be painted over to match Target's façade. As of current, the Showroom and Kiddie Area remain intact and are mainly used for storage. A majority of the front of the interior has since been gutted and reconstructed for office space. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= This store opened with standard Rock A-fire Explosion stage show. The showroom entrance would refer to the show as "The Worlds Greatest Robotic Entertainers" during its Showbiz Pizza Place run.<br> Around 1985 center stage would receive a custom backdrop with illustrated pianos and musical notes. The location would also receive the Interactive Billy Bob concept and a one of a kind Interactive Fatz<br> In an as of now unknown point in the late 1980s, the stage would receive the prototype for Concept Unification that'd likely last up to the end of the Spring of 1990.<br> In June the store would receive the first Munch's Make Believe Band. This show most notably utilized cosmetics and props that are specific to this location, such as Jasper's red overalls and different prop colors. This show would be featured in multiple videos for Showbiz staff.<br> On August 11, 1996 the Awesome Adventure Machine would begin installation. On that day it'd be revealed that tiled flooring from the prototype of Concept Unification remained under the carpet of Pasqually's stage.<br> The Awesome Adventure Machine debut to executives and staff of Showbiz on August 21, 1996. TODO:Studio C history {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Rolfe & Earl (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Dook (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Fatz (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Mitzi (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation))]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled? |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Choo Choo (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese (Showroom 2000 Audio Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Destroyed |- | [[32 Function Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic)]] || 002 || Likely Relocated to Moreno Valley, Destroyed |- | [[Bird (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/6WJL0wK2AHw |Birthday Party |January 23, 1987 |- |https://youtu.be/n1a-okR19Fw |Birthday Party |Febuary 1988 |- |https://youtu.be/xjLkLZNxlQk |Birthday Party |May 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/ZmBc8G65Cqw |Chuck E. Cheese and Munch's Make Believe Band |1990 |- |https://youtu.be/x-3FBtaFpQg |Birthday Party |October 6, 1990 |- |https://youtu.be/92D3qT6j8pI |Land Of 1000 Dances Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/AG_S8DtkZug |Taking Care Of Business Demonstration |1991 |- |https://youtu.be/Et7dASk23-Y |Birthday Party |August 1991 |- |https://youtu.be/ATN-qGuOhCM |Havin' A Party & Chuck E.'s Place Demonstration |1992 |- |https://youtu.be/s_xhFedYGCI |Walkin' On Sunshine Demonstration |1992 |- |[https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40? https://youtu.be/ieWxMWoma40?] |What I Like About You Demonstration |1993 |- |https://youtu.be/3v2xtYpKCK8 |Visit |1993/1994 |- |https://youtu.be/hrbvNxw_xbI |Birthday Party |1995 |- |https://youtu.be/0QseidcG-Qo |Birthday Party |1996 |- |https://youtu.be/0zqMGkGV9xc |Install of the AAM Begins |August 11, 1996 |- |https://youtu.be/gvdKBAHM_fE |20th Anniversary Show |April 1997? |- |https://youtu.be/Or8yZUYdvxA |Tokens To Ride |1998? |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Screenshot 20240209 172637 Instagram.png File:Montfort.jpg </gallery> ==== '''News, Coupons, & Advertisements''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://youtu.be/-18SLJ6EXq0 |Showscan Coverage |Febuary 4, 1984 |- |https://youtu.be/0UvDK0ll54Y |Bob Brock Interview |April 4, 1985 |}<gallery> File:MONTFORTHIRE.jpg File:Montfortclipping.png File:275272315 288943820047055 1963674753623829788 n.jpg|Awesome Adventure Machine debuts August 21, 1996 File:Sept1996.jpg|Sept, 1996 AAM article </gallery> == References == <references /> 5702c029bf613c5c7e4368a8b8210da722ec3198 6 316 894 2024-09-01T16:59:53Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 305 895 871 2024-09-01T17:01:35Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Justiss1993.png |storenumber = 859 |opened = July 21st, 1982 |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''3200 Justiss Dr''' was a Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant that opened on July 21st, 1982 with a Rock-afire Explosion. It closed in Summer 2001 with a 3 Stage setup. It was located east of the Six Flags Mall. == History == Arlington's Showbiz Pizza Place restaurant, numbered #859, opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place on July 21st, 1982 with a Rock-afire Explosion show. It opened as a Corporate Store. Fortunately, there is some photos and videos of Justiss as a Showbiz Pizza. In 1990, this store would receive [[Concept Unification]] and would retrofit the Rock-afire Explosion into Munch's Make Believe Band. This is one of the first stores to undergo Concept Unification, notably the 3rd one. This store appeared in the July 1993 showtape in the Do You Believe in Magic segment. This store received the Phase 1 and the Phase 2 game package sometime in the 90s, it is unknown if they got the Phase 3 game package or the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] remodel. Chuck, Helen, and Munch may had received their Plastic Masks sometime before closure, but it is unknown if they did. In Summer 2001, this location would close and possibly relocated to the [[Grand Praire, TX (2760 I-20)|Grand Praire]] Store. the reason why they wanted to relocate is because the Six Flags Mall was dying, as most of its tenants were closing. After closure, it was turned into a rodeo club, then a nightclub, then another nightclub. As of 2024, OPIUM DISCOTEC ARLINGTON is still there. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= - [[Billy Bob (Walkaround)]] - [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround)]] |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Animatronics |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Rolfe & Earl (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Dook (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Fatz (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Beach Bear (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Mitzi (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Billy Bob (Electronimation))]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled? |- | [[Looney Bird (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Sun (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Moon (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Choo Choo (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Parts Recycled |- | [[Antioch (Electronimation)]] || Serial Number || Unknown |- |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== 97328f9992d047462632c01de36803dc0d4f3832 6 317 896 2024-09-01T17:01:56Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 318 897 2024-09-01T17:08:27Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 319 898 2024-09-01T22:10:05Z Smoothsundays 2 Created page with "Test" wikitext text/x-wiki Test 640ab2bae07bedc4c163f679a746f7ab7fb5d1fa 899 898 2024-09-01T22:10:27Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)''' is a Showbiz Pizza Place that opened on December 9th, 1981 with a Rock-afire Explosion and is currently open as a Chuck E. Cheese's with a Video Wall + Dance Floor. [[cecuniversity.miraheze.org/wiki/Showbiz Pizza Place:Building Designs|It is a standard 1981-built Showbiz building with a mirrored layout.]] It is located next to the former land where the University Mall once stood from 1974-2013. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991, the store received the [[1986 Remodel]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around 1995 the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. During the early months of 2012, fandom member Snapper Ard was hired to be technician of the store. His familiarity with the stage led him to customize it: Munch’s orange tune machine exhaust pipes, Helen’s name was patched onto her shirt, and Jasper received a black hat and bandana. Shortly after, Corporate told him to reverse these changes to the stage. The building animatronic, moon, and Pasqually’s extra cymbal were removed around this time as well. Around late 2012, the store would receive a minor remodel. This included removing the shelves, showroom lamps, and planters. Select walls were also painted purple, although it is unclear why. During this time, the “Tropics” poster was removed from the salad bar area as well.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Opened in 1981 as a standard Showbiz Pizza Place with a Rock-afire Explosion show. Received Concept Unification in September 1991, and removed the 3-Stage when they remodeled to 2.0, with a Dance Floor, which it still has to this day. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Billy Bob (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Looney Bird (Animatronic)]]/[[Pizzacam (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pizzacam; Unknown |- | [[Dook Larue (Animatronic)]]/[[Pasqually P. Pieplate (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Pasqually; Unknown |- | [[Fatz Geronimo (Animatronic)]]/[[Mr. Munch (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Mr. Munch; Sold to Steven Parker; Owned by a collector |- | [[Beach Bear (Animatronic)]]/[[Jasper T. Jowls (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Jasper T. Jowls; Sold to Steven Parker; Owned by a collector |- | [[Antioch (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Discarded |- | [[Mitzi Mozzarella (Animatronic)]]/[[Helen Henny (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Helen Henny; Sold to Steven Parker; Retrofitted back to Mitzi Mozzarella after being privately purchased |- | [[Sun (Animatronic)]]/[[Building (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Building; Removed in 2012 |- | [[Moon (Animatronic)]] || Serial Number || Removed in 2012 |- | [[Rolfe DeWolfe & Earl Schmerle (Animatronic)]]/[[Chuck E. Cheese (Retrofit)]] || Serial Number || Retrofitted into Chuck E. Cheese; Sold to Steven Parker; Currently spare parts for a collector |- [[The Wink (3-Stage)]] || N/A || Unknown |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 4835339b9960fa417ae3baa6df119d8c9cf40e69 904 899 2024-09-01T22:24:17Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} '''Kansas City, MO (8809 State Line Rd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese that opened in August 2024 without a stage, just a small TV on a wall. == History == Kansas City's newest CEC opened originally as CEC Entertainment's newest brand Peter Piper Pizza; "Peter Piper Pizzeria," a smaller scale verison of your standard PPP store. It featured a lot of seating, a small amount of games, and a kitchen. This concept was tested out in Olathe and Kansas City, and both lasted around a month or two before closure, despite relatively positive reviews from both locations. After Kansas City closed, it was converted into a CEC, while Olathe stayed vacant due to CEC having a presence already. The Chuck E. Cheese on State Line was photographed shortly before opening to be not heavily changed from when it was a PPP, being virtually the same minus the new logo, a TV, and CEC branding. Upon opening, a tour on Google Maps shows water leakage, limited games, and already low reviews. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= NBA Hoops Generic Games Here Trampoline Zone |-|Walkaround Characters= Chuck E. Cheese(?) |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Just a TV. </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.google.com/search?q=chuck+e+cheese+state+line+road+kansas+city&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS918US918&oq=chuck+e+cheese+state+line+road+kan&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBwgBECEYoAEyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRigATIHCAIQIRigATIHCAMQIRigATIHCAQQIRigATIHCAUQIRigAdIBCDUzMDVqMGo3qAIAsAIA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#lpg=cid:CgIgAQ%3D%3D,ik:CAoSLEFGMVFpcE1ydTd2ajV5VzBkVl9nRm9hX1RucWNMWTZLN0xqMDVUVUFGOEdY | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Statelinechuckecheese.jpg File:Statelineprizearea.webp File:Statelinetv.webp File:Statelinegameroom.webp </gallery> == References == <references /> a80efd0b8b6ec23b1f654433c1f3f6a8f9d5f87f 905 904 2024-09-01T22:27:14Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Statelinechuckecheese.jpg |storenumber = ? |built = 2016-2018 |opened = August 2024 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~5000 }} '''Kansas City, MO (8809 State Line Rd)''' is a Chuck E. Cheese that opened in August 2024 without a stage, just a small TV on a wall. == History == Kansas City's newest CEC opened originally as CEC Entertainment's newest brand Peter Piper Pizza; "Peter Piper Pizzeria," a smaller scale versionon of your standard PPP store. It featured a lot of seating, a small amount of games, and a kitchen. This concept was tested out in Olathe and Kansas City, and both lasted around a month or two before closure, despite relatively positive reviews from both locations. After Kansas City closed, it was converted into a CEC, while Olathe stayed vacant due to CEC having a presence already. The Chuck E. Cheese on State Line was photographed shortly before opening to be not heavily changed from when it was a PPP, being virtually the same minus the new logo, a TV, and CEC branding. Upon opening, a tour on Google Maps shows water leakage, limited games, and already low reviews. It has quickly became the most unique store in the chain, designwise, and also the smallest store the chain has.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= NBA Hoops Generic Games Here Trampoline Zone |-|Walkaround Characters= Chuck E. Cheese(?) |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Just a TV. </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.google.com/search?q=chuck+e+cheese+state+line+road+kansas+city&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS918US918&oq=chuck+e+cheese+state+line+road+kan&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBwgBECEYoAEyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRigATIHCAIQIRigATIHCAMQIRigATIHCAQQIRigATIHCAUQIRigAdIBCDUzMDVqMGo3qAIAsAIA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#lpg=cid:CgIgAQ%3D%3D,ik:CAoSLEFGMVFpcE1ydTd2ajV5VzBkVl9nRm9hX1RucWNMWTZLN0xqMDVUVUFGOEdY |None |August 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Statelinechuckecheese.jpg File:Statelineprizearea.webp File:Statelinetv.webp File:Statelinegameroom.webp </gallery> == References == <references /> 14f9ce06cda3e717119f3b0a689bbcfe1549e93f 6 320 900 2024-09-01T22:20:10Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 321 901 2024-09-01T22:22:19Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 322 902 2024-09-01T22:23:04Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 323 903 2024-09-01T22:23:36Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 324 906 2024-09-01T22:44:33Z Smoothsundays 2 Created page with "dxtryuiojl;kcfyxtuyo8ukgj" wikitext text/x-wiki dxtryuiojl;kcfyxtuyo8ukgj 8ade16c716f590c8f9e722616aace142f3cd0416 0 325 907 2024-09-01T22:49:38Z Smoothsundays 2 Created page with "{{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} the '''2013 Remodel Program''' was the design CEC used for remodeled and newly opened stores from 2013-2017. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, an..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} the '''2013 Remodel Program''' was the design CEC used for remodeled and newly opened stores from 2013-2017. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991, the store received the [[1986 Remodel]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around 1995 the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. During the early months of 2012, fandom member Snapper Ard was hired to be technician of the store. His familiarity with the stage led him to customize it: Munch’s orange tune machine exhaust pipes, Helen’s name was patched onto her shirt, and Jasper received a black hat and bandana. Shortly after, Corporate told him to reverse these changes to the stage. The building animatronic, moon, and Pasqually’s extra cymbal were removed around this time as well. Around late 2012, the store would receive a minor remodel. This included removing the shelves, showroom lamps, and planters. Select walls were also painted purple, although it is unclear why. During this time, the “Tropics” poster was removed from the salad bar area as well. {| class="wikitable" |+ Changes |- ! 2013 !! 2015 |- | |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 5bc730692f6ccee784c8f62f76cc6d1f68acf17b 908 907 2024-09-01T22:52:20Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = pensacolapre2.0.jpg |storenumber = 65 |built = 1981 (As Showbiz Pizza) |opened = December 9th, 1981 |closed = |demolished = |squarefootage = ~10,000 }} the '''2013 Remodel Program''' was the design CEC used for remodeled and newly opened stores from 2013-2017. == History == Pensacola would open on December 9th, 1981<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-pensacola-news/38758951/</ref> as as the 6th Showbiz Pizza Place in Florida, and 42nd store overall. In August of 1991, the store received the [[1986 Remodel]]<ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/pensacola-news-journal-pensacola-remodel/32795592/</ref>, which added beadboard wainscoting, checkers along the upper side of walls, a new ordering/prize counter, blue and white striped awnings above counters and the salad bar, new artwork and the rebranding of exterior signage from Showbiz Pizza Place to Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. The following month in September the store would undergo Concept Unification. Around 1995 the store would remodel to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] which updated wall décor and signage, the removal of checkers, new games and rides, and the addition of a new kiddie area as well as Skytubes. During the early months of 2012, fandom member Snapper Ard was hired to be technician of the store. His familiarity with the stage led him to customize it: Munch’s orange tune machine exhaust pipes, Helen’s name was patched onto her shirt, and Jasper received a black hat and bandana. Shortly after, Corporate told him to reverse these changes to the stage. The building animatronic, moon, and Pasqually’s extra cymbal were removed around this time as well. Around late 2012, the store would receive a minor remodel. This included removing the shelves, showroom lamps, and planters. Select walls were also painted purple, although it is unclear why. During this time, the “Tropics” poster was removed from the salad bar area as well. {| class="wikitable" |+ Changes |- ! 2013 !! 2015 |- |New Paint (Yellow, Teal, Green) |- |Rockstar Posters |- |Dance Floor |- |Circles Of Light |- |New Booths |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 294f1761c2b1b2f3f34b62d966051a61ae5a79a5 912 908 2024-09-01T23:19:23Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Garlandchuckecheeseexterior.jpg }} the '''2013 Remodel Program''' was the design CEC used for remodeled and newly opened stores from 2013-2017. == History == The 2013 Remodel Program, (unofficial name) was introduced in 2013 after CEC had gone through a major rebranding. It introduced new posters, booths, a new paint job, and a new Chuck E. icon for locations. == Cost == TBD == 2015 Update == In 2015, the remodel got major updates which included certain locations getting a new CGI reendered Chuck E. Cheese icon/logo, a new orange & white exterior paint job, made to look like an illuminated theatre, with Warren, OH getting a new exterior paint job & the only 2015 era CEC typeface on an exterior in the USA. The update also brung booths more commonly across remodels and the new interior colors becoming more common. {| class="wikitable" |+ Changes |- ! Changes !! 2013 !! 2015 |- |New Paint (Yellow, Teal, Green) |Certain Locations/Rare |Common |- |Rockstar Posters |Certain Locations/Rare |Common |- |Dance Floor |Certain Locations/Rare |Certain Locations/Rare |- |Circles Of Light |Certain Locations/Rare |Certain Locations/Rare |- |New Booths |Common |Common |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yh3Jrv0hlBc&pp=ygUbcGhhc2UgNSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZSB0b3Vy | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Garlandchuckecheeseexterior.jpg File:Milwaukeephase5showroom.jpg File:Warrencecexterior.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 4bba65a2715efeececa2157986e9479f7c22a6b8 913 912 2024-09-01T23:20:00Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Garlandchuckecheeseexterior.jpg }} the '''2013 Remodel Program''' was the design CEC used for remodeled and newly opened stores from 2013-2017. == History == The 2013 Remodel Program, (unofficial name) was introduced in 2013 after CEC had gone through a major rebranding. It introduced new posters, booths, a new paint job, and a new Chuck E. icon for locations. == Cost == TBD == 2015 Update == In 2015, the remodel got major updates which included certain locations getting a new CGI reendered Chuck E. Cheese icon/logo, a new orange & white exterior paint job, made to look like an illuminated theatre, with Warren, OH getting a new exterior paint job & the only 2015 era CEC typeface on an exterior in the USA. The update also brung booths more commonly across remodels and the new interior colors becoming more common. {| class="wikitable" |+ Changes |- ! Changes !! 2013 !! 2015 |- |New Paint (Yellow, Teal, Green) |Certain Locations/Rare |Common |- |Rockstar Posters |Certain Locations/Rare |Common |- |Dance Floor |Certain Locations/Rare |Certain Locations/Rare |- |Circles Of Light |Certain Locations/Rare |Certain Locations/Rare |- |New Booths |Common |Common |} == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yh3Jrv0hlBc&pp=ygUbcGhhc2UgNSBjaHVjayBlIGNoZWVzZSB0b3Vy |Chuck E Cheese Full 2024 Store Tour & RARE Phase 5 Art + Stage! 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Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer in Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, ''' let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} ''' NOTE: This wiki is NOT affiliated with CEC Entertainment, Creative Engineering, OR any related companies. This wiki, despite being comprehensive, is 100% unofficial and does not have any association with official brands. ''' {{DEFAULTSORT:}} b2d457bde67aeeb2245983c76ed3e137b8408aa0 916 915 2024-09-01T23:45:33Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE: }} [[File:CECUniversitySquircle.png|center|frameless|1013x1013px|bhhb]] '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. From Pizza Time Theatre to the Rock-afire Explosion, to the modern day, and Peter Piper Pizza, we plan on covering everything there is to offer in Chuck E. Cheese's name! Get reading, get preparing, ''' let the info-tainment begin!'''{{Template:Block|text=<big> <big><center>'''Companies'''</center></big> {{Template:Companies}} }} ''' NOTE: This wiki is NOT affiliated with CEC Entertainment, Creative Engineering, OR any related companies. This wiki, despite being comprehensive, is 100% unofficial and does not have any association with official brands. ''' {{DEFAULTSORT:}} 58ecc96e86727836409e2715994bf4fccc284942 917 916 2024-09-01T23:52:33Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE: }} [[File:CECUniversitySquircle.png|center|frameless|1013x1013px|[https://cecuniversity.miraheze.org bhhb]]] '''Chuck E. Cheese's University, also known as CECU for short,''' is an extensive informative guide detailing all parts of the history of the Chuck E. Cheese's brand. 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The letter contained information on the new restaurant concept & how to attend.<ref>https://dn720003.ca.archive.org/0/items/the-gospel-of-st.-pong-revisited-vol-4-april-1977/St%20Pong.pdf</ref> Previews for staff would commence throughout 3 separate days due to capacity issues, these days would be: * Tuesday, May 3, 1977 - Coin Op Division (3:00pm to 8:30pm) * Wednesday, May 4, 1977 - Corporate Building & Pinball Division (5:30pm to 8:30pm) * Thursday, May 5, 1977 - Consumer Division (5:30pm to 8:30pm) November of 1979, the store was covered by Australian Broadcasting Communication's Four Corners which gave a brief overview of the animatronic eatery concept and featured an interview with Gene Landrum, Pizza Time Theatre co-founder.<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> December, 1979, the store introduced 30 members of the Northern California Industrial Recreation Council to the then new, Chuck E. Cheese Fan Club. The Winchester and Kooser stores also staffed the annual Los Gatos Children's Christmas Parade for a second time.<ref name=":0" /><tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= *Cheese Crawl * Puppy Pong * Sprint II * Night Driver * Indy 400 * Boot Rill * Breakout * Dominoes * Sea Wolf * Stunt Cycle * Star Ship * Drag Race * Quiz Show * Junkyard * Pool Shark - * Witch Hunt * Shooting Trainer/Wild Gunman * Air Hockey * Capt. Fantastic * Freedom * Solar City * Grand Prix * Bronko * Orbit * Flyball/Pong Doubles * Cocktail Breakout (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Domineos (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Tank (Pizza Game Booth) * Night Rider * Atarians * F-1 * Biorhythm |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= To be written. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ipvv3 |Four Corners - New Eatery Fad 11-17-79 |November 11, 1979 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Thebigcheese2.jpg|1976 conceptual floorplan sketched by Gene Landrum File:Thebigcheese.jpg|Revised floorplan. File:Winchesterad.png|Grand opening advertisement File:Cecwinchester70s.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese & Guests File:Winchesterinterior.png|Interior, circa 1979 File:6r4njLG.jpg|Exterior of the building roughly around 1990. File:Winchesterperry.jpg|Perry, owner of Perry's Pizza & Grill with Chuck E. 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The letter contained information on the new restaurant concept & how to attend.<ref>https://dn720003.ca.archive.org/0/items/the-gospel-of-st.-pong-revisited-vol-4-april-1977/St%20Pong.pdf</ref> Previews for staff would commence throughout 3 separate days due to capacity issues, these days would be: * Tuesday, May 3, 1977 - Coin Op Division (3:00pm to 8:30pm) * Wednesday, May 4, 1977 - Corporate Building & Pinball Division (5:30pm to 8:30pm) * Thursday, May 5, 1977 - Consumer Division (5:30pm to 8:30pm) November of 1979, the store was covered by Australian Broadcasting Communication's Four Corners which gave a brief overview of the animatronic eatery concept and featured an interview with Gene Landrum, Pizza Time Theatre co-founder.<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> December, 1979, the store introduced 30 members of the Northern California Industrial Recreation Council to the then new, Chuck E. Cheese Fan Club. The Winchester and Kooser stores also staffed the annual Los Gatos Children's Christmas Parade for a second time.<ref name=":0" /><tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= *Cheese Crawl * Puppy Pong * Sprint II * Night Driver * Indy 400 * Boot Rill * Breakout * Dominoes * Sea Wolf * Stunt Cycle * Star Ship * Drag Race * Quiz Show * Junkyard * Pool Shark - * Witch Hunt * Shooting Trainer/Wild Gunman * Air Hockey * Capt. Fantastic * Freedom * Solar City * Grand Prix * Bronko * Orbit * Flyball/Pong Doubles * Cocktail Breakout (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Domineos (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Tank (Pizza Game Booth) * Night Rider * Atarians * F-1 * Biorhythm |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= To be written. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ipvv3 |Four Corners - New Eatery Fad 11-17-79 |November 11, 1979 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Thebigcheese2.jpg|1976 conceptual floorplan sketched by Gene Landrum File:Thebigcheese.jpg|Revised floorplan. File:Winchesterad.png|Grand opening advertisement File:Winchestercostume.png|Chuck E. Cheese Costume, 1977 File:Cecwinchester70s.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese & Guests File:Winchesterinterior.png|Interior, circa 1979 File:6r4njLG.jpg|Exterior of the building roughly around 1990. File:Winchesterperry.jpg|Perry, owner of Perry's Pizza & Grill with Chuck E. Cheese. </gallery> == References == <references /> 10a583da55f220ba4fda0e1f74b5b4380497b4ab 951 948 2024-09-02T17:21:49Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Winchesterexterior.jpg |opened = May 17, 1977 |closed = February, 1985 |squarefootage = 5,000 }} == History == Gene Landrum, Pizza Time Theatre co-creator, originally planned for the building to be larger in size, however the most suitable space happened to be smaller than originally intended brokerage building.<ref>https://archive.org/details/atariincbusiness0000gold/page/330/mode/2up</ref><blockquote>“The reason | selected this site was we needed 6,000 square feet and, after looking almost four months, | couldn’t find a suitable building. This was the closest we could find—5,000 square feet.” - Gene Landrum, November, 1977<ref>https://archive.org/details/play-meter-volume-3-number-21-november-1977/page/42/mode/1up?view=theater</ref></blockquote>On April 4, 1977 a "Grand Opening Review" would be announced via Atari newsletter. The letter contained information on the new restaurant concept & how to attend.<ref>https://dn720003.ca.archive.org/0/items/the-gospel-of-st.-pong-revisited-vol-4-april-1977/St%20Pong.pdf</ref> Previews for staff would commence throughout 3 separate days due to capacity issues, these days would be: * Tuesday, May 3, 1977 - Coin Op Division (3:00pm to 8:30pm) * Wednesday, May 4, 1977 - Corporate Building & Pinball Division (5:30pm to 8:30pm) * Thursday, May 5, 1977 - Consumer Division (5:30pm to 8:30pm) November of 1979, the store was covered by Australian Broadcasting Communication's Four Corners which gave a brief overview of the animatronic eatery concept and featured an interview with Gene Landrum.<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> December, 1979, the store introduced 30 members of the Northern California Industrial Recreation Council to the then new, Chuck E. Cheese Fan Club. The Winchester and Kooser stores also staffed the annual Los Gatos Children's Christmas Parade for a second time.<ref name=":0" /><tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= *Cheese Crawl * Puppy Pong * Sprint II * Night Driver * Indy 400 * Boot Rill * Breakout * Dominoes * Sea Wolf * Stunt Cycle * Star Ship * Drag Race * Quiz Show * Junkyard * Pool Shark - * Witch Hunt * Shooting Trainer/Wild Gunman * Air Hockey * Capt. Fantastic * Freedom * Solar City * Grand Prix * Bronko * Orbit * Flyball/Pong Doubles * Cocktail Breakout (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Domineos (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Tank (Pizza Game Booth) * Night Rider * Atarians * F-1 * Biorhythm |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= To be written. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ipvv3 |Four Corners - New Eatery Fad 11-17-79 |November 11, 1979 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Thebigcheese2.jpg|1976 conceptual floorplan sketched by Gene Landrum File:Thebigcheese.jpg|Revised floorplan. File:Winchesterad.png|Grand opening advertisement File:Winchestercostume.png|Chuck E. Cheese Costume, 1977 File:Winchesterchuckeatari.png File:Cecwinchester70s.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese & Guests File:Winchesterperry.jpg|Perry, owner of Perry's Pizza & Grill with Chuck E. Cheese. File:Winchesterinterior.png|Interior, circa 1979 File:6r4njLG.jpg|Exterior of the building roughly around 1990. </gallery> == References == <references /> 36f0939ed0209c28ffd7c6ef556a8c5d84c7e175 952 951 2024-09-02T17:23:25Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Winchesterexterior.jpg |opened = May 17, 1977 |closed = February, 1985 |squarefootage = 5,000 }} == History == Gene Landrum, Pizza Time Theatre co-creator, originally planned for the building to be larger in size, however the most suitable space happened to be smaller than originally intended brokerage building.<ref>https://archive.org/details/atariincbusiness0000gold/page/330/mode/2up</ref><blockquote>“The reason I selected this site was we needed 6,000 square feet and, after looking almost four months, I couldn’t find a suitable building. This was the closest we could find—5,000 square feet.” - Gene Landrum, November, 1977<ref>https://archive.org/details/play-meter-volume-3-number-21-november-1977/page/42/mode/1up?view=theater</ref></blockquote>On April 4, 1977 a "Grand Opening Review" would be announced via Atari newsletter. The letter contained information on the new restaurant concept & how to attend.<ref>https://dn720003.ca.archive.org/0/items/the-gospel-of-st.-pong-revisited-vol-4-april-1977/St%20Pong.pdf</ref> Previews for staff would commence throughout 3 separate days due to capacity issues, these days would be: * Tuesday, May 3, 1977 - Coin Op Division (3:00pm to 8:30pm) * Wednesday, May 4, 1977 - Corporate Building & Pinball Division (5:30pm to 8:30pm) * Thursday, May 5, 1977 - Consumer Division (5:30pm to 8:30pm) November of 1979, the store was covered by Australian Broadcasting Communication's Four Corners which gave a brief overview of the animatronic eatery concept and featured an interview with Gene Landrum.<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> December, 1979, the store introduced 30 members of the Northern California Industrial Recreation Council to the then new, Chuck E. Cheese Fan Club. The Winchester and Kooser stores also staffed the annual Los Gatos Children's Christmas Parade for a second time.<ref name=":0" /><tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= *Cheese Crawl * Puppy Pong * Sprint II * Night Driver * Indy 400 * Boot Rill * Breakout * Dominoes * Sea Wolf * Stunt Cycle * Star Ship * Drag Race * Quiz Show * Junkyard * Pool Shark - * Witch Hunt * Shooting Trainer/Wild Gunman * Air Hockey * Capt. Fantastic * Freedom * Solar City * Grand Prix * Bronko * Orbit * Flyball/Pong Doubles * Cocktail Breakout (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Domineos (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Tank (Pizza Game Booth) * Night Rider * Atarians * F-1 * Biorhythm |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= To be written. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ipvv3 |Four Corners - New Eatery Fad 11-17-79 |November 11, 1979 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Thebigcheese2.jpg|1976 conceptual floorplan sketched by Gene Landrum File:Thebigcheese.jpg|Revised floorplan. File:Winchesterad.png|Grand opening advertisement File:Winchestercostume.png|Chuck E. Cheese Costume, 1977 File:Winchesterchuckeatari.png File:Cecwinchester70s.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese & Guests File:Winchesterperry.jpg|Perry, owner of Perry's Pizza & Grill with Chuck E. Cheese. File:Winchesterinterior.png|Interior, circa 1979 File:6r4njLG.jpg|Exterior of the building roughly around 1990. </gallery> == References == <references /> c7c15bef19167bf39b485c1dff3a0b8def48306e 960 952 2024-09-02T22:47:34Z BurgersNuggs445 8 /* History */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Winchesterexterior.jpg |opened = May 17, 1977 |closed = February, 1985 |squarefootage = 5,000 }} == History == Gene Landrum, Pizza Time Theatre co-creator, originally planned for the building to be larger in size, however the most suitable space happened to be a smaller than originally intended brokerage building.<ref>https://archive.org/details/atariincbusiness0000gold/page/330/mode/2up</ref><blockquote>“The reason I selected this site was we needed 6,000 square feet and, after looking almost four months, I couldn’t find a suitable building. This was the closest we could find—5,000 square feet.” - Gene Landrum, November, 1977<ref>https://archive.org/details/play-meter-volume-3-number-21-november-1977/page/42/mode/1up?view=theater</ref></blockquote>On April 4, 1977 a "Grand Opening Review" would be announced via Atari newsletter. The letter contained information on the new restaurant concept & how to attend.<ref>https://dn720003.ca.archive.org/0/items/the-gospel-of-st.-pong-revisited-vol-4-april-1977/St%20Pong.pdf</ref> Previews for staff would commence throughout 3 separate days due to capacity issues, these days would be: * Tuesday, May 3, 1977 - Coin Op Division (3:00pm to 8:30pm) * Wednesday, May 4, 1977 - Corporate Building & Pinball Division (5:30pm to 8:30pm) * Thursday, May 5, 1977 - Consumer Division (5:30pm to 8:30pm) November of 1979, the store was covered by Australian Broadcasting Communication's Four Corners which gave a brief overview of the animatronic eatery concept and featured an interview with Gene Landrum.<ref name=":0">https://www.showbizpizza.com/info/documents/ptt/ptt_pizzatimes-1979.pdf</ref> December, 1979, the store introduced 30 members of the Northern California Industrial Recreation Council to the then new, Chuck E. Cheese Fan Club. The Winchester and Kooser stores also staffed the annual Los Gatos Children's Christmas Parade for a second time.<ref name=":0" /><tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= *Cheese Crawl * Puppy Pong * Sprint II * Night Driver * Indy 400 * Boot Rill * Breakout * Dominoes * Sea Wolf * Stunt Cycle * Star Ship * Drag Race * Quiz Show * Junkyard * Pool Shark - * Witch Hunt * Shooting Trainer/Wild Gunman * Air Hockey * Capt. Fantastic * Freedom * Solar City * Grand Prix * Bronko * Orbit * Flyball/Pong Doubles * Cocktail Breakout (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Domineos (Pizza Game Booth) * Cocktail Tank (Pizza Game Booth) * Night Rider * Atarians * F-1 * Biorhythm |-|Walkaround Characters= * Chuck E. Cheese |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= To be written. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ipvv3 |Four Corners - New Eatery Fad 11-17-79 |November 11, 1979 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Thebigcheese2.jpg|1976 conceptual floorplan sketched by Gene Landrum File:Thebigcheese.jpg|Revised floorplan. File:Winchesterad.png|Grand opening advertisement File:Winchestercostume.png|Chuck E. Cheese Costume, 1977 File:Winchesterchuckeatari.png File:Winchesterarticle.png|Atari Coin Connection Volume 1 Number 7 (June 1977) File:Cecwinchester70s.jpg|Chuck E. Cheese & Guests File:Winchesterperry.jpg|Perry, owner of Perry's Pizza & Grill with Chuck E. Cheese. File:Winchesterinterior.png|Interior, circa 1979 File:6r4njLG.jpg|Exterior of the building roughly around 1990. </gallery> == References == <references /> 0bbc165f16dc1c44b8d4f86bad4c06473d2bb398 6 345 947 2024-09-02T16:30:55Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki Source: Showbizpizza.com fdd641b16c81a9496f3177262d5d61734abaf4bc 6 346 949 2024-09-02T16:52:43Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki source: Atari Inc: Business Is Fun 36a9ff7134b68b5ef622ce4b749739b6d5738161 0 347 950 2024-09-02T17:06:02Z Midwestretail 6 Created page with "'''Chuck E. Cheese's''' has had a multitude of tested exterior designs and signage used over the years. Below is a comprehensive list of all building designs ever put into use in [[CEC Entertainment's|CEC Entertainment]], and the restaurant's history. == 1990-1994 ==" wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chuck E. Cheese's''' has had a multitude of tested exterior designs and signage used over the years. Below is a comprehensive list of all building designs ever put into use in [[CEC Entertainment's|CEC Entertainment]], and the restaurant's history. == 1990-1994 == e1cf8250e8d2d5b7c1fafcd54ca2fb26ebd0d84a 976 950 2024-09-03T22:17:40Z Midwestretail 6 wip huge wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chuck E. Cheese's''' has had a multitude of tested exterior designs and signage used over the years. Below is a comprehensive list of all building designs ever put into use in [[CEC Entertainment|CEC Entertainment's]], and the restaurant's, history. == 1991-1996 == [[File:FlintOTC.jpg|thumb|Flint, MI (now closed)]] The first exterior design made for newer locations was put into use in April 1991 at a new store in Sunrise, Florida on Oakland Park Blvd. This exterior design mainly consists of a large facade at the front with a curved arch below the red entrance door. Rectangular windows were put in place onto the facades, which were usually in groups of 1-3 on each side. Windows and building sides varied, as stores were different. Showbiz Pizza buildings that were at one point standardized were also remodeled to fit this design style, such as the pictured Flint, Michigan location. The structure would vary, sometimes, the exterior entrance was flat, and other times it expanded outwards. The roof can also vary, as some were slanted and/or built differently to match the style of the area or shopping center. An example would be Corona, or Pontiac. These buildings were most of the time standalone, and were vary rarely used in shopping centers. This was notably the only exterior design used outside of North America, as the store in Lo Barnechea, Santiago, Chile, used this design when opening in the fall of 1994. The last store to be built replicating this design would be in 1996 at the Commack, New York location. This specific store's design was slightly different, as it was much smaller and more widened. This is one of the most common designs, and is the most popular design in photography of the company.<gallery> File:Covina86Remodel.jpeg|Covina, CA (1992) File:Chucke.jpg|Madison, WI (2000s) File:Waterburyexterior.webp|Waterbury, CT (2010s) File:Cantagallo1994.jpeg|Lo Barnechea, Santiago, Chile (1990s) File:Placentia2007.jpg|Placentia, CA File:Commack.webp|Commack, NY (2010s) </gallery> fb6c9f191286ffeae5c020e08fac5b8432f3ec41 0 166 953 569 2024-09-02T17:32:58Z JND 39 Finally updating the page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)''''' was a ''Pizza Time Theater'' that opened on October 20th, 1980 and closed during May 2008. This location had the second to last Rocker Stage in existence, the last Flag Wavers in a Chuck E. Cheese’s and was the 15th Chuck E. Cheese to open overall. == History == Simi Valley opened its doors on October 20th, 1980 nearby a Kmart. It was planned to open during December 1980 but they switched it. It also opened with one of the last Portrait Stages in a location. Between 1981/1982, the sign was changed for the 1981 Pizza Time Theater logo, which was retrofitted for many years. This location also opened with Dolli Dimples in the Piano Bar, and later received The Beatles and The King. However, this location also was the only one to receive the rare Dr. Quack animatronic, who was in the cabaret. It is in unknown when he got removed. Simi Valley would remain like this until 1990, when they would receive the 1988 remodel. This included adding checkers to the walls, replacing older decor for newer decor, adding awnings above the counters, and replacing the Portrait Stage for Chuck E.’s House since they never received a Balcony Stage. Around 1994/1995, Simi Valley would receive Phase 1. this involved replacing older decor for newer decor, switching out the game package, and renaming the location to just “Chuck E. Cheese’s”. Despite this, The Showroom and Lounge would remain untouched. In 1995, The King was remove and replaced by a “Video Velocitor”. Over the years, Simi Valley would receive minor changes such as receiving the late 90s game packages and switching out a few booths. The animatronics would fall into disrepair and barely even function properly. It would remain like this until May of 2008, when the location permanently closed for unknown reasons, making The Flag Wavers extinct at all CECs and making the Rockford, IL location the last Rocker Stage. After its closure, the shopping center would be demolished for a Target and a few other venues. As of September 2024, the former Chuck E. Cheese’s remains like this. 42da797135d5f3d270173c35771fa6b4627e422d 955 953 2024-09-02T17:37:45Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox}} '''''Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)''''' was a ''Pizza Time Theater'' that opened on October 20th, 1980 and closed during May 2008. This location had the second to last Rocker Stage in existence, the last Flag Wavers in a Chuck E. Cheese’s and was the 15th Chuck E. Cheese to open overall. == History == Simi Valley opened its doors on October 20th, 1980 nearby a Kmart. It was planned to open during December 1980 but they switched it. It also opened with one of the last Portrait Stages in a location. Between 1981/1982, the sign was changed for the 1981 Pizza Time Theater logo, which was retrofitted for many years. This location also opened with Dolli Dimples in the Piano Bar, and later received The Beatles and The King. However, this location also was the only one to receive the rare Dr. Quack animatronic, who was in the cabaret. It is in unknown when he got removed. Simi Valley would remain like this until 1990, when they would receive the 1988 remodel. This included adding checkers to the walls, replacing older decor for newer decor, adding awnings above the counters, and replacing the Portrait Stage for Chuck E.’s House since they never received a Balcony Stage. Around 1994/1995, Simi Valley would receive Phase 1. this involved replacing older decor for newer decor, switching out the game package, and renaming the location to just “Chuck E. Cheese’s”. Despite this, The Showroom and Lounge would remain untouched. In 1995, The King was remove and replaced by a “Video Velocitor”. Over the years, Simi Valley would receive minor changes such as receiving the late 90s game packages and switching out a few booths. The animatronics would fall into disrepair and barely even function properly. It would remain like this until May of 2008, when the location permanently closed for unknown reasons, making The Flag Wavers extinct at all CECs and making the Rockford, IL location the last Rocker Stage. After its closure, the shopping center would be demolished for a Target and a few other venues. As of September 2024, the former Chuck E. Cheese’s remains like this. 8fd048b14fb08ad5e977aec4e9a08b0a6e513b47 956 955 2024-09-02T17:46:12Z JND 39 testing wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|Closed=May 2008|Image=File:SimiValley 2204.jpeg|Opened=October 20th, 1980|Square Footage=N/A|Store Number=#411}} '''''Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)''''' was a ''Pizza Time Theater'' that opened on October 20th, 1980 and closed during May 2008. This location had the second to last Rocker Stage in existence, the last Flag Wavers in a Chuck E. Cheese’s and was the 15th Chuck E. Cheese to open overall. == History == Simi Valley opened its doors on October 20th, 1980 nearby a Kmart. It was planned to open during December 1980 but they switched it. It also opened with one of the last Portrait Stages in a location. Between 1981/1982, the sign was changed for the 1981 Pizza Time Theater logo, which was retrofitted for many years. This location also opened with Dolli Dimples in the Piano Bar, and later received The Beatles and The King. However, this location also was the only one to receive the rare Dr. Quack animatronic, who was in the cabaret. It is in unknown when he got removed. Simi Valley would remain like this until 1990, when they would receive the 1988 remodel. This included adding checkers to the walls, replacing older decor for newer decor, adding awnings above the counters, and replacing the Portrait Stage for Chuck E.’s House since they never received a Balcony Stage. Around 1994/1995, Simi Valley would receive Phase 1. this involved replacing older decor for newer decor, switching out the game package, and renaming the location to just “Chuck E. Cheese’s”. Despite this, The Showroom and Lounge would remain untouched. In 1995, The King was remove and replaced by a “Video Velocitor”. Over the years, Simi Valley would receive minor changes such as receiving the late 90s game packages and switching out a few booths. The animatronics would fall into disrepair and barely even function properly. It would remain like this until May of 2008, when the location permanently closed for unknown reasons, making The Flag Wavers extinct at all CECs and making the Rockford, IL location the last Rocker Stage. After its closure, the shopping center would be demolished for a Target and a few other venues. As of September 2024, the former Chuck E. Cheese’s remains like this. e7044e43dff8ac365c0f8bd22b20b616affff716 957 956 2024-09-02T17:47:37Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|Closed=May 2008|Image=SimiValley 2204.jpeg|Opened=October 20th, 1980|Square Footage=N/A|Store Number=#411}} '''''Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)''''' was a ''Pizza Time Theater'' that opened on October 20th, 1980 and closed during May 2008. This location had the second to last Rocker Stage in existence, the last Flag Wavers in a Chuck E. Cheese’s and was the 15th Chuck E. Cheese to open overall. == History == Simi Valley opened its doors on October 20th, 1980 nearby a Kmart. It was planned to open during December 1980 but they switched it. It also opened with one of the last Portrait Stages in a location. Between 1981/1982, the sign was changed for the 1981 Pizza Time Theater logo, which was retrofitted for many years. This location also opened with Dolli Dimples in the Piano Bar, and later received The Beatles and The King. However, this location also was the only one to receive the rare Dr. Quack animatronic, who was in the cabaret. It is in unknown when he got removed. Simi Valley would remain like this until 1990, when they would receive the 1988 remodel. This included adding checkers to the walls, replacing older decor for newer decor, adding awnings above the counters, and replacing the Portrait Stage for Chuck E.’s House since they never received a Balcony Stage. Around 1994/1995, Simi Valley would receive Phase 1. this involved replacing older decor for newer decor, switching out the game package, and renaming the location to just “Chuck E. Cheese’s”. Despite this, The Showroom and Lounge would remain untouched. In 1995, The King was remove and replaced by a “Video Velocitor”. Over the years, Simi Valley would receive minor changes such as receiving the late 90s game packages and switching out a few booths. The animatronics would fall into disrepair and barely even function properly. It would remain like this until May of 2008, when the location permanently closed for unknown reasons, making The Flag Wavers extinct at all CECs and making the Rockford, IL location the last Rocker Stage. After its closure, the shopping center would be demolished for a Target and a few other venues. As of September 2024, the former Chuck E. Cheese’s remains like this. f75a1393ce57e4f52504e7d768cc24de4eaace6c 6 348 954 2024-09-02T17:36:05Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 163 958 671 2024-09-02T18:05:27Z JND 39 game list wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuck E. Cheese's Modesto, California.jpg |storenumber = 200 |opened = May 18th, 1981 |squarefootage = N/A }} Modesto opened on May 18th, 1981 with a Balcony Stage. The store’s exterior and layout was one of two standardized locations by Pizza Time Theatre; The only other store to use this design being [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]]. == History == Modesto opened with Madame Oink as the guest star and a Dolli Dimples Cabaret. The opening featured 95 video games, the cheese crawl, and a sundae bar <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577982/</ref> <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577952/</ref>. On October 22nd, 1984, Modesto would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. Not long after the location would be refranchised and in the late 1980's or early 1990's it would receive the Unnamed 1986 Remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older artwork for newer posters and décor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage. Exterior Signage would also be changed around this time. In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage, added new games and rides, as well as new artwork. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate once again, and not long after in the late 2000's they would receive [[Cool Chuck]]. This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old décor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older décor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. -Cheese E. Roll -Photo Ride -Monkey Ball -Dog Pounder -Super Bonus -Chuck E. Cheese's Super Shot! -Monopoly |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Chuck E. Cheese (cyberamic) |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> be278273d2502946e13cdcb2b6f77b07844c09dc 977 958 2024-09-04T00:10:42Z JND 39 minor details wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Chuck E. Cheese's Modesto, California.jpg |storenumber = 200 |opened = May 18th, 1981 |squarefootage = N/A }} Modesto opened on May 18th, 1981 with a Balcony Stage. The store’s exterior and layout was one of two standardized locations by Pizza Time Theatre; The only other store to use this design being [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]]. == History == Modesto opened with Madame Oink as the guest star and a Dolli Dimples Cabaret. The opening featured 95 video games, the cheese crawl, and a sundae bar <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577982/</ref> <ref>https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-modesto-bee/65577952/</ref>. This was also the first location to receive the iconic 1981 logo. They would later get Harmony Howlett and The Beagles. On October 22nd, 1984, Modesto would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. Not long after the location would be refranchised and in the late 1980's or early 1990's it would receive the Unnamed 1986 Remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older artwork for newer posters and décor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage. Exterior Signage would also be changed around this time. In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage, added new games and rides, as well as new artwork. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate once again, and not long after in the late 2000's they would receive [[Cool Chuck|The 2005 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck reconfiguration.]] This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old décor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older décor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. -Cheese E. Roll -Photo Ride -Monkey Ball -Dog Pounder -Super Bonus -Chuck E. Cheese's Super Shot! -Monopoly |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Chuck E. Cheese (cyberamic) |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> 4985cd4206c2dcdf4e6a424f73a7866dd842492a 6 349 959 2024-09-02T22:46:38Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki source: https://archive.org/details/Atari_Coin_Connection_Volume_1_Number_7_June_1977/ 4e51d27b190dc4ab3d4b23f316d34d74cbb89015 6 350 963 2024-09-03T04:41:27Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 351 964 2024-09-03T04:45:01Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 352 965 2024-09-03T04:49:15Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 353 966 2024-09-03T04:54:02Z Smoothsundays 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 45 967 210 2024-09-03T16:09:00Z Midwestretail 6 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:<span style="position: absolute; clip: rect(1px 1px 1px 1px); clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px);">{{FULLPAGENAME}}</span>}}[ == '''How do I begin editing?''' == [[File:ChuckQuestioning.png|right|frameless|327x327px]] Well, editing is simple! First of all, just make and <u>verify</u> an account on Miraheze, the host, enter the details, and start editing the wiki. If you want to make a location page, animatronic page, company page, whatever it is, it's recommended that you keep a second tab of the [[Standards]] page. This gives information on how each page should be, what templates to use, how to use them, and everything essential to make a good page. If you still have any questions, ask a member of the team of this wiki on their discussion board. We'll be happy to help! Pages should be detailed, but not overly detailed to where it goes into the history of a company or city. It also shouldn't be so simplified to where it's only a few sentences and that's that. Keep a firm middle, and you'll be good to go. Be sure to cite information whenever possible, and keep it unbiased and factual. Opinions will be edited out. After all, this is a wiki meant to inform others of the pure truth, and nothing more. When discussing edits on discussion pages on articles, PLEASE be respectful! This wiki is not built off toxicity but rather on people collaborating fairly and respectfully. Don't be rude, that won't get articles done, after all. What gets it done is teamwork, effort, and correct information that lasts. == '''How do I add images?''' == All image uploading and additions can be done through the [[Special:Upload]] page. Add any image, rename it to match the subject, and upload it. You can then use Standards to know when and how to use your file. 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This was also the first location to receive the iconic 1981 logo. They would later get Harmony Howlett and The Beagles. On October 22nd, 1984, Modesto would be one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. Not long after the location would be refranchised and in the late 1980's or early 1990's it would receive the Unnamed 1986 Remodel. This involved adding checkers throughout the location, replacing older artwork for newer posters and décor, replacing the Balcony Stage with the C-Stage. Exterior Signage would also be changed around this time. In the Mid 1990s, Modesto would receive [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], which replaced the C-Stage with a 2-Stage, added new games and rides, as well as new artwork. However, the 2-Stage could've been installed in the late 90s and from the Stockton, CA location, but the year installed is currently unknown. On June 27th, 2005, Modesto would be bought by corporate once again, and not long after in the late 2000's they would receive [[Cool Chuck|The 2005 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck reconfiguration.]] This involved removing Showroom Walls, Balcony Seating, old décor, & painting specific walls purple. Modesto would expand in 2010 to add more space for games. In September 2023, Modesto would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, removing older décor, adding new signage, and getting rid of the 2-Stage. They would install their Dance Floor/ Video Wall during October 2023. As of August 2024, Modesto remains like this. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. -Cheese E. Roll -Photo Ride -Monkey Ball -Dog Pounder -Super Bonus -Chuck E. Cheese's Super Shot! -Monopoly |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Chuck E. Cheese (cyberamic) |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" |+ !Link !Descrpition !Year Published |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlWG7YfZ0_E&t=2s Link] |Balcony Stage around late 1986. |November/ December 1986 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgCPSFZULo4 Link] |Birthday in 1995 |October 2, 1995 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOf2WJdPvQQ Link] |Showroom footage |December 30, 2000 |- |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AUHlIUrWQs Link] |Tour of this location |August 3, 2018 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == <references /> fbe6da3623a3e4928b0f18d299070f9860109f10 0 162 989 563 2024-09-04T18:47:33Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Antioch2007.jpg |storenumber = 30 |opened = 11993 |closed = 2007 |squarefootage = 30,000 }} == History == This part of the page is to describe the history of the store in as much detail as possible. Remember to keep the topic about the FEC. Do not stray too far from the main subject, regardless of relation to it. Remodels received should be discussed here also.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> 7bad4d4a9ea3f1ede5cf1e0df632e875da5968c1 0 99 990 296 2024-09-05T02:23:14Z BeanyBoi1252 9 wikitext text/x-wiki '''These sources''' are used to complete this wiki. * [https://archive.org archive.org] * [https://youtube.com youtube.com] * [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-hyawyZq2UymJD00WwAm1Grw-o2jbDmvtPZXabfBaB4/edit?gid=0#gid=0 Every Location Ever List] * [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1NTBso9y9dMToFtRnSVSZFp22-CtRTphwU0tBmYrcJYU Exterior Photo Archive] * [https://dropbox.com Dropbox] * [https://newspapers.com newspapers.com] * [https://showbizpizza.com showbizpizza.com] * [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1qFOnYR0EQi-2y8c9Veegpee5aD7x5hVO Floorplan Archive] eca418552bf8e96410f8a9fc950d18dc748b7b42 0 366 991 2024-09-05T22:26:24Z JND 39 Created page with "Page is currently in development, come back soon!" wikitext text/x-wiki Page is currently in development, come back soon! c12f412658c1a2cf192bec8ff37814dd36c035c7 0 367 992 2024-09-05T22:27:45Z JND 39 Created page with "Page in development, come back soon!" wikitext text/x-wiki Page in development, come back soon! e14c1adc19874bb3c0ca755d290f9e72b1128b54 1029 992 2024-09-10T02:00:26Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Sun Valley, CA (8357 Laurel Canyon Blvd)''''' was a ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater'' that opened during July of 1980 and closed during July of 1992. It relocated to ''[[Sun Valley, CA (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd)|8573 Canon Blvd]]'' across the street the same month that it closed so that Sun Valley could get updated, and said location is still operating with the 2.0 remodel. == History == The original Sun Valley location opened during July 1980 with the uncommon Portrait Stage. This would be the 12 overall Chuck E. Cheese's to ever open. Around 1981/1982, Sun Valley would receive the 1981 remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, adding new signage, and replacing the Portrait Stage for a Balcony Stage. This location is overall pretty obscure as it was short lived. Around 1989/1990, they replaced the Balcony Stage for a C-Stage. They did not receive the 1988 remodel and kept PTT elements. In July of 1992, venue closed and relocated across the street due to being outdated. As of 2024, multiple businesses remain in its spot. d99377c4dce8f4b15b6659b24570d15ce320fac3 0 368 993 2024-09-05T22:28:47Z JND 39 Created page with "Page in development, come back soon!" wikitext text/x-wiki Page in development, come back soon! e14c1adc19874bb3c0ca755d290f9e72b1128b54 1030 993 2024-09-10T02:03:47Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Sun Valley, CA (8375 Lauren Canyon Blvd)''''' opened during July of 1992 and is still open today with the 2.0 remodel. It is the relocation of the [[Sun Valley, CA (8357 Laurel Canyon Blvd)|8357 Canyon Blvd]] location. == History == In progress, check back another time. 6dbb35727b3ce97c239ee3ee4501e6af8e534a1d 0 369 994 2024-09-05T22:30:04Z JND 39 Created page with "Page in development, come back soon!" wikitext text/x-wiki Page in development, come back soon! e14c1adc19874bb3c0ca755d290f9e72b1128b54 999 994 2024-09-05T23:33:35Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Stockton, CA (4555 Pershing Ave)''''' opened during October 1979 and closed during December 1998. A new, unrelated location opened up in 2005 off of ''6436 Pacific Ave'' and is still open today with the 2.0 remodel. This was the 6th Chuck E. Cheese's location to ever open, and it was the 3rd oldest by the time it closed. == History == Stockton opened during December of 1979 with a Portrait Stage. Somewhere in the early 80s, Stockton would receive their first remodel, the 1981 remodel. This involved updating interior signage, replacing the 1977 logo for the new logo, and replacing the Portrait Stage for a Balcony Stage. On October 22nd, 1984, Stockton was one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. It was later refranchised though. Around 1989/1990, Stockton would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, adding checkers around the location, adding ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza'' to the interior, and replacing The Balcony Stage for a C-Stage. Despite this, the big PTT sign would remain. During the early-mid 90s, Stockton would receive Phase 1. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, updating the game package, changing the exterior to the new logo, and replacing The C-Stage for a 2-Stage. Stockton would remodel once again around 1996/1997, this time to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. This involved removing older decor. It us unknown if they received the Phase 2 or Phase 3 game packages. In late 1998, this location would close for unknown reasons. Stockton later became a banquet, but that closed too at an unknown year. As of 2024, the location is still up, with the layout but no remnants. == Incident == In 1993, an unknown employee dressed up as Chuck E. pushed a few kids during a birthday party. The other employees ended up having to throw Chuck E. Cheese over the Salad Bar. It is also unknown what the outcome was during this scene. == Media == N/A e8daafbfe8c625f9d90d896af4c271267e897043 1000 999 2024-09-05T23:49:04Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Stockton, CA (4555 Pershing Ave)''''' opened during October 1979 and closed during December 1998. A new, unrelated location opened up in 2005 off of ''6436 Pacific Ave'' and is still open today with the 2.0 remodel. This was the 6th Chuck E. Cheese's location to ever open, and it was the 3rd oldest by the time it closed. == History == Stockton opened during December of 1979 with a Portrait Stage. Somewhere in the early 80s, Stockton would receive their first remodel, the 1981 remodel. This involved updating interior signage, replacing the 1977 logo for the new logo, and replacing the Portrait Stage for a Balcony Stage. On October 22nd, 1984, Stockton was one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. It was later refranchised though. Around 1989/1990, Stockton would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, adding checkers around the location, adding ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza'' to the interior, and replacing The Balcony Stage for a C-Stage. Despite this, the big PTT sign would remain. During the early-mid 90s, Stockton would receive Phase 1. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, updating the game package, changing the exterior to the new logo, and replacing The C-Stage for a 2-Stage. Stockton would remodel once again around 1996/1997, this time to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. This involved removing older decor. It us unknown if they received the Phase 2 or Phase 3 game packages. In late 1998, this location would close for unknown reasons. The 2-Stage would be likely sent to the [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)|Modesto, CA]] location. Stockton later became a banquet, but that closed too at an unknown year. As of 2024, the location is still up, with the layout but no remnants. == Incident == In 1993, an unknown employee dressed up as Chuck E. pushed a few kids during a birthday party. The other employees ended up having to throw Chuck E. Cheese over the Salad Bar. It is also unknown what the outcome was during this scene. == Media == N/A 33ae8969315db9e4be8df505cbf39e94e9b5c42c 1013 1000 2024-09-07T04:05:44Z JND 39 Infobox wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox|Opened=October 1979|Closed=December 1998|Square Footage=N/A|Image=File:PIC 2264.jpeg}} '''''Stockton, CA (4555 Pershing Ave)''''' opened during October 1979 and closed during December 1998. A new, unrelated location opened up in 2005 off of ''6436 Pacific Ave'' and is still open today with the 2.0 remodel. This was the 6th Chuck E. Cheese's location to ever open, and it was the 3rd oldest by the time it closed. == History == Stockton opened during December of 1979 with a Portrait Stage. Somewhere in the early 80s, Stockton would receive their first remodel, the 1981 remodel. This involved updating interior signage, replacing the 1977 logo for the new logo, and replacing the Portrait Stage for a Balcony Stage. On October 22nd, 1984, Stockton was one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. It was later refranchised though. Around 1989/1990, Stockton would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, adding checkers around the location, adding ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza'' to the interior, and replacing The Balcony Stage for a C-Stage. Despite this, the big PTT sign would remain. During the early-mid 90s, Stockton would receive Phase 1. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, updating the game package, changing the exterior to the new logo, and replacing The C-Stage for a 2-Stage. Stockton would remodel once again around 1996/1997, this time to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. This involved removing older decor. It us unknown if they received the Phase 2 or Phase 3 game packages. In late 1998, this location would close for unknown reasons. The 2-Stage would be likely sent to the [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)|Modesto, CA]] location. Stockton later became a banquet, but that closed too at an unknown year. As of 2024, the location is still up, with the layout but no remnants. == Incident == In 1993, an unknown employee dressed up as Chuck E. pushed a few kids during a birthday party. The other employees ended up having to throw Chuck E. Cheese over the Salad Bar. It is also unknown what the outcome was during this scene. == Media == N/A c1dea9860c859b97cb87a303c202988bb0b09feb 1032 1013 2024-09-10T14:41:12Z CECLover 28 fixed infobox wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = PIC 2264.jpeg |storenumber = ? |opened = October 1979 |closed = December 1998 |squarefootage = N/A }} '''''Stockton, CA (4555 Pershing Ave)''''' opened during October 1979 and closed during December 1998. A new, unrelated location opened up in 2005 off of ''6436 Pacific Ave'' and is still open today with the 2.0 remodel. This was the 6th Chuck E. Cheese's location to ever open, and it was the 3rd oldest by the time it closed. == History == Stockton opened during December of 1979 with a Portrait Stage. Somewhere in the early 80s, Stockton would receive their first remodel, the 1981 remodel. This involved updating interior signage, replacing the 1977 logo for the new logo, and replacing the Portrait Stage for a Balcony Stage. On October 22nd, 1984, Stockton was one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. It was later refranchised though. Around 1989/1990, Stockton would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, adding checkers around the location, adding ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza'' to the interior, and replacing The Balcony Stage for a C-Stage. Despite this, the big PTT sign would remain. During the early-mid 90s, Stockton would receive Phase 1. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, updating the game package, changing the exterior to the new logo, and replacing The C-Stage for a 2-Stage. Stockton would remodel once again around 1996/1997, this time to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. This involved removing older decor. It us unknown if they received the Phase 2 or Phase 3 game packages. In late 1998, this location would close for unknown reasons. The 2-Stage would be likely sent to the [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)|Modesto, CA]] location. Stockton later became a banquet, but that closed too at an unknown year. As of 2024, the location is still up, with the layout but no remnants. == Incident == In 1993, an unknown employee dressed up as Chuck E. pushed a few kids during a birthday party. The other employees ended up having to throw Chuck E. Cheese over the Salad Bar. It is also unknown what the outcome was during this scene. == Media == N/A 171308c86b740596786c2af1de5406f687496a70 1034 1032 2024-09-10T14:48:16Z CECLover 28 added image from 1993 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = PIC 2264.jpeg |storenumber = ? |opened = October 1979 |closed = December 1998 |squarefootage = N/A }} '''''Stockton, CA (4555 Pershing Ave)''''' opened during October 1979 and closed during December 1998. A new, unrelated location opened up in 2005 off of ''6436 Pacific Ave'' and is still open today with the 2.0 remodel. This was the 6th Chuck E. Cheese's location to ever open, and it was the 3rd oldest by the time it closed. == History == Stockton opened during December of 1979 with a Portrait Stage. Somewhere in the early 80s, Stockton would receive their first remodel, the 1981 remodel. This involved updating interior signage, replacing the 1977 logo for the new logo, and replacing the Portrait Stage for a Balcony Stage. On October 22nd, 1984, Stockton was one of 50 locations to be bought out by corporate. It was later refranchised though. Around 1989/1990, Stockton would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, adding checkers around the location, adding ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza'' to the interior, and replacing The Balcony Stage for a C-Stage. Despite this, the big PTT sign would remain. During the early-mid 90s, Stockton would receive Phase 1. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, updating the game package, changing the exterior to the new logo, and replacing The C-Stage for a 2-Stage. Stockton would remodel once again around 1996/1997, this time to [[Operation Thumb Chuck]]. This involved removing older decor. It us unknown if they received the Phase 2 or Phase 3 game packages. In late 1998, this location would close for unknown reasons. The 2-Stage would be likely sent to the [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)|Modesto, CA]] location. Stockton later became a banquet, but that closed too at an unknown year. As of 2024, the location is still up, with the layout but no remnants. == Incident == In 1993, an unknown employee dressed up as Chuck E. pushed a few kids during a birthday party. The other employees ended up having to throw Chuck E. Cheese over the Salad Bar. It is also unknown what the outcome was during this scene. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Pershing1993.webp|Stockton in 1993 </gallery> 3a5519ef268d0e34b86005b9901156093421ee6f 0 370 995 2024-09-05T22:34:17Z JND 39 Created page with "Page in development, come back soon!" wikitext text/x-wiki Page in development, come back soon! e14c1adc19874bb3c0ca755d290f9e72b1128b54 1014 995 2024-09-07T22:01:42Z JND 39 updated page wikitext text/x-wiki '''NOTE: This page will be covering both locations as they share the same address.''' = Old location (1983-2014) = '''''Carson, CA (20700 Avalon Blvd)''''' was a ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater/ Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened somewhere in early 1983 and closed on January 5, 2014 after 30 years in operation. They relocated across their plaza in 2014, and that location is still open to this day. == History == Carson opened somewhere in 1983 with the 1981 remodel and a Balcony Stage. They were a regular Chuck E. Cheese's, with a Fantasy Forest and Ordering Station. The Cabaret/Lounge acts are unknown though. Even though little is known during its Pizza Time Theater days, it survived the 1984 bankruptcy and the mid-late 80s closures. Somewhere between 1989/1990, Carson would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, adding checkers around the location, changing the name to ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza,'' and replacing the Balcony Stage for a C-Stage. They would receive Phase 1 around the mid 90s, which involved replacing oldere decor for newer decor, removing most of the checkers around the venue, dropping the ''Pizza,'' and replacing the C-Stage for a 2-Stage. They would later receive Phase 2, which refreshed the game package and added the Skytubes. They would remain like this until 2006/2007, when they would receive the 2005 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck reconfiguration. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, painting specific walls purple, removed dim lighting, and removing showroom walls/balcony seating. Carson would remain like this until January 5, 2014 when they would permanently close down and relocate. The animatronics got destroyed and as of 2024, Cinemark stand in the old building's place. = New location (2014-present) = '''''Carson, CA (20700 Avalon Blvd)''''' opened on January 6th, 2014 as a ''Chuck E. Cheese's.'' They opened with the 2013 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck reconfiguration, which had new rockstar decor and games. They unfortunately also opened with a botless COL stage. They would remain like this until the early 2020s when they would receive the 2.0 remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, repainting the purple walls, and adding a 2021 model dance floor. Despite this, the COL stage stayed behind. They would later receive the Tramp[oline Zone at an unknown date. As of 2024, Carson remains like this. 12ed40585fc71c84ba806d41a49dbc3f5f005d83 0 371 996 2024-09-05T22:47:33Z JND 39 Created page with "Page in progress, come back soon!" wikitext text/x-wiki Page in progress, come back soon! 2c98c94d1acde5c1d595269ea135504b018c9ef0 1015 996 2024-09-08T05:10:36Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Sacramento, CA (1690-96 Arden Way)''''' is a ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater/ Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened during February of 1982 and is still open to this day. It is located in the Point West Shopping Center and the Chuck E. Cheese in California's capitol. This should not be confused with the ''Florin Mall'' location, which opened in 1979 closed in 1985 with a portrait stage. == History == Arden opened up in February of 1982 with the 1981 remodel, like any other Pizza Time Theater. This location opened as apart of an expansion the shopping center was having. It opened with a balcony stage and other PTT assets. There is little information of it as a PTT, but it was one of the franchise locations to be bought out by corporate on October 22nd, 1984 along with 50 other locations. This location was also successful, as it was chosen to stay open over Florin Mall. Arden would remain like this until 1988/1989 when it would receive the 1988 remodel. This involved adding checkers around the venue, replacing older decor for newer decor, adding blue and white awnings, revamping the exterior, and replacing the balcony stage for a C-Stage. It would receive a remodel again in the early 90s, which involved replacing older decor for newer decor, removing remaining Pizza Time Theater variants, and replacing the C-Stage for a 2-Stage. In the late 90s, Sacramento would receive the major 90s remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, adding the skytubes, refreshing the game package, and dropping the ''Pizza'' in their name. Arden would remain like this until the late 2000s, when they would receive the 2005 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck Reconfiguration. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, painting specific walls purple, new booths, of showroom walls, and relocating the 2-Stage. Arden would stay the same for many years until January 22nd, 2024 when they would start their 2.0 remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor, repainting the walls, and removing the animatronics all together for a Dance Floor and Video Wall. They finished in April of 2024 and they currently remain like this. 6e4fd14a7046fbce72a138c2db86d0a83f3c1943 0 372 997 2024-09-05T22:48:12Z JND 39 Created page with "Page in development, come back soon!" wikitext text/x-wiki Page in development, come back soon! e14c1adc19874bb3c0ca755d290f9e72b1128b54 1001 997 2024-09-06T00:07:53Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Covina, CA (601 Azusa Ave)''''' is a ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater/ Chuck E. Cheese's'' that opened during August 1980 and is still open today with the 2.0 Remodel. By late 2024, this is going to be the oldest operating Chuck E. Cheese in the world, but it's currently the second oldest. == History == During August 1980, the Covina, CA location opened and had a Portrait Stage. In 1981/ 1982, they received their 1981 remodel. This involved replacing the 1977 signage with the new logo, expanding the location, and replacing the Portrait Stage for a Balcony Stage. On October 22nd 1984, this location among with 50 others would be bought out by corporate. Covina would remain like this until 1989/1990 when they would receive their 1988 remodel. This involved replacing older decor for newer decor and replacing their Balcony Stage for a C-Stage. In the early 90s, Covina would upgrade their 1988 remodel. This involved ditching the ''Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater'' exterior and road sign for the new logo, adding checkers around their locations, installing Blue and White awnings, and added newer decor and replaced a few older ones. the C-Stage would also be replaced by a 2-Stage around this time. Around 1997/1998, Covina received [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], or Phase 2. This involved changing the game package, replacing older decor for newer decor, and installed The Skytubes. Around the mid 2000s, Covina would receive the 2005 update to the 2003 Cool Chuck reconfiguration. This involved painting walls purple, removing Showroom walls, Balcony Seating, and relocating the 2-Stage. The checkers would also be gone by this point. They would remain like this for a while. This location removed the last helicopter lights in 2022 and around 2023 the stage was stuck on random movements. Covina would remain like this until December of 2023, when they would start their 2.0 remodel. This involved repainting the walls, replacing older decor for newer decor, and getting rid of their animatronics for a 2021 Model Dance Floor + Video Wall. As of September 2024, Covina remains like this. 49363cd12b56cfe7fd8c91f4d89347571a5913ec 0 373 998 2024-09-05T22:49:37Z JND 39 Created page with "Page in progress, come back soon!" wikitext text/x-wiki Page in progress, come back soon! 2c98c94d1acde5c1d595269ea135504b018c9ef0 0 374 1002 2024-09-06T17:35:28Z CECLover 28 Created page with "wip imma work on this and Brockton later" wikitext text/x-wiki wip imma work on this and Brockton later dc60361995ff5a9549bfc76fb7e9250d52bc1102 0 109 1003 649 2024-09-06T17:39:42Z CECLover 28 added Redding to 1983 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Santa Ana, CA]] * [[Wilkes-Barre Township, PA (500 Scott St)]] * [[Ealing, England]] |-|1977 & 1978= * [[San Jose, CA (370 S Winchester Blvd)]] * [[San Jose, CA (1371 Kooser Rd)]] |-|1979= * [[Concord, CA (1975 Diamond Blvd)]] * [[Sacramento, CA (Florin Mall, 7020 Stockton Blvd)]] * [[Huntington Beach, CA (15511 Edwards St)]] * [[Stockton, CA (4555 N Pershing Ave)]] * [[Sparks, NV (530 Greenbrae Dr)]] * [[Citrus Heights, CA (7614 Greenback Ln)]] |-|1980= * [[Fullerton, CA (1841 W Orangethorpe Ave)]] * [[La Habra, CA (901 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Ogden, UT (3155 Harrison Blvd)]] * [[Sun Valley CA (8357 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Fresno, CA (5384 N Blackstone Ave)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (5534 E 22nd St)]] * [[Covina, CA (601 Azusa Ave)]] * [[Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)]] * [[Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder Rd)]] * [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]] * [[Maple Heights, OH (5376 Northfield Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (4339 Falls of Neuse Rd)]] * [[Fremont, CA (5161 Mowry Ave)]] * [[Long Beach, CA (4706 Los Coyotes Diagonal)]] * [[Westminster, CO (7301 N Federal Blvd)]] * [[Westland, MI (208 S Wayne Rd)]] |-|1981= * [[Sunnyvale, CA (1247 W El Camino Real)]] * [[Winter Park, FL (1997 Aloma Ave)]] * [[Orlando, FL (841 Lee Rd)]] * [[San Diego, CA (6403 El Cajon Blvd)]] * [[Queensland, Australia (Surfers Paradise)]] * [[Santa Rosa, CA (545 Ross St)]] * [[Hayward, CA (24253 Hesperian Blvd)]] * [[Riverside, CA (4033 Chicago Ave)]] * [[Mobile, AL (4685 Airport Blvd)]] * [[Millcreek, UT (3344 S 1300 E)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (8616 E Broadway Blvd)]] * [[Fort Meyers, FL (3112 Cleveland Ave)]] * [[Milpitas, CA (346 S Abel St)]] * [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)]] * [[Richmond, VA (7548 W Broad St)]] |-|1982= * [[Chico, CA (966 East Ave)]] * [[Richmond, VA (7485 Midlothian Turnpike)]] |-|1983= * [[Redding, CA (2617 Hilltop Dr)]] |-|1984= text |-|1985 & 1986= text </tabber> 6dbcebe77e9f8bc5b88e0bb1236d5f8f32c4ad67 1028 1003 2024-09-09T17:36:23Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki <tabber> |-|Canceled= * [[Santa Ana, CA]] * [[Wilkes-Barre Township, PA (500 Scott St)]] * [[Ealing, England]] |-|1977 & 1978= * [[San Jose, CA (370 S Winchester Blvd)]] * [[San Jose, CA (1371 Kooser Rd)]] |-|1979= * [[Concord, CA (1975 Diamond Blvd)]] * [[Sacramento, CA (Florin Mall, 7020 Stockton Blvd)]] * [[Huntington Beach, CA (15511 Edwards St)]] * [[Stockton, CA (4555 N Pershing Ave)]] * [[Sparks, NV (530 Greenbrae Dr)]] * [[Citrus Heights, CA (7614 Greenback Ln)]] |-|1980= * [[Fullerton, CA (1841 W Orangethorpe Ave)]] * [[La Habra, CA (901 Harbor Blvd)]] * [[Ogden, UT (3155 Harrison Blvd)]] * [[Sun Valley CA (8357 Laurel Canyon Blvd)]] * [[Fresno, CA (5384 N Blackstone Ave)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (5534 E 22nd St)]] * [[Covina, CA (601 Azusa Ave)]] * [[Simi Valley, CA (71 Tierra Rejada Rd)]] * [[Arlington, TX (2216 S Fielder Rd)]] * [[San Ramon, CA (1901 San Ramon Valley Blvd)]] * [[Maple Heights, OH (5376 Northfield Rd)]] * [[Raleigh, NC (4339 Falls of Neuse Rd)]] * [[Fremont, CA (5161 Mowry Ave)]] * [[Long Beach, CA (4706 Los Coyotes Diagonal)]] * [[Westminster, CO (7301 N Federal Blvd)]] * [[Westland, MI (208 S Wayne Rd)]] |-|1981= * [[Sunnyvale, CA (1247 W El Camino Real)]] * [[Winter Park, FL (1997 Aloma Ave)]] * [[Orlando, FL (841 Lee Rd)]] * [[San Diego, CA (6403 El Cajon Blvd)]] * [[Queensland, Australia (Surfers Paradise)]] * [[Santa Rosa, CA (545 Ross St)]] * [[Hayward, CA (24253 Hesperian Blvd)]] * [[Riverside, CA (4033 Chicago Ave)]] * [[Mobile, AL (4685 Airport Blvd)]] * [[Millcreek, UT (3344 S 1300 E)]] * [[Tucson, AZ (8616 E Broadway Blvd)]] * [[Fort Meyers, FL (3112 Cleveland Ave)]] * [[Milpitas, CA (346 S Abel St)]] * [[Modesto, CA (3037 Sisk Rd)]] * [[Richmond, VA (7548 W Broad St)]] |-|1982= * [[Chico, CA (966 East Ave)]] * [[Richmond, VA (7485 Midlothian Turnpike)]] |-|1983= * [[Redding, CA (2167 Hilltop Dr)]] |-|1984= text |-|1985 & 1986= text </tabber> 2b13a6f2628589a238791999179ca83248ef3f2c 0 375 1004 2024-09-06T17:40:02Z CECLover 28 Created page with "wip come back soon" wikitext text/x-wiki wip come back soon 5fb72a870e0b129da78c370f18e592957744e8fe 1006 1004 2024-09-06T18:27:57Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Redding1999.png |storenumber = 3410 |opened = Feburary 8, 1983 |closed = 2006 |squarefootage = N/A }} '''2617 Hilltop Drive''' was a Pizza Time Theatre restaurant that opened on Feburary 8th, 1983 with a [[Balcony Stage]] and it would close in December 2006. This was one of the most OUTDATED stores existing at the time, having the Pizza Time Theatre road sign outside and still had bits and pieces of the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]]. == History == The Chuck E Cheese's at 2617 Hilltop Drive opened on Feburary 8th, 1983 as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They most likely opened with Madam Oink, then got Helen Henny. It also had The King and an unknown cabaret act, most likely The Beagles. It was a standard PTT ath the time. On October 22, 1984, this store was bought by corporate along with many California PTTs, aldo Redding along with Hayward, Merced, Marinwood, Arden Way, and many others were refranchised. Sometime in 1989/1990, this store received the Unnamed 1986 Remodel, which added checkers around the building, added blue and white awnings, changed the name to Chuck E Cheese's Pizza, and removed the Balcony Stage for the [[C-Stage]]. The exterior went into a paint job, which repainted the roof to green, repainted the Now Appearing Boxes Green, and etc. However, the PTT road sign remained. In November 1992, they would receive a minor remodel, which relocated The King to the cabaret room, relocated the skeeball and the play area to the main game room, and removed the C-Stage for a [[2-Stage]]. In most likely 2001-2002, they would receive the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] remodel, which removed the blue and white awnings, removed the checkers, added an awning to the exterior, and repainted the roof to white. However, the PTT road sign remained. In December 2006, this store would relocated to the [[Redding, CA (910 Hilltop Dr)|New Store]]. They most likely did this because it was in a bad area or it was too outdated and corporate wanted the franchise owner (which was also the franchise owner of the [[Chico, CA (966 East Ave)|Chico]] store) to relocated. The building would be abandoned for a little bit until 2008 when it was demolished for a shopping center. As of 2024, the shopping center remained <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> 6b1d51577ea68e350029d8cfe152e4850e0fa084 1009 1006 2024-09-06T19:21:34Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Redding1999.png |storenumber = 3410 |opened = Feburary 8, 1983 |closed = 2006 |squarefootage = N/A }} '''2617 Hilltop Drive''' was a Pizza Time Theatre restaurant that opened on Feburary 8th, 1983 with a [[Balcony Stage]] and it would close in December 2006. This was one of the most OUTDATED stores existing at the time, having the Pizza Time Theatre road sign outside and still had bits and pieces of the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]]. == History == The Chuck E Cheese's at 2617 Hilltop Drive opened on Feburary 8th, 1983 as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They most likely opened with Madam Oink, then got Helen Henny. It also had The King and an unknown cabaret act, most likely The Beagles. It was a standard PTT ath the time. On October 22, 1984, this store was bought by corporate along with many California PTTs, aldo Redding along with Hayward, Merced, Marinwood, Arden Way, and many others were refranchised. Sometime in 1989/1990, this store received the Unnamed 1986 Remodel, which added checkers around the building, added blue and white awnings, changed the name to Chuck E Cheese's Pizza, and removed the Balcony Stage for the [[C-Stage]]. The exterior went into a paint job, which repainted the roof to green, repainted the Now Appearing Boxes Green, and etc. However, the PTT road sign remained. In November 1992, they would receive a minor remodel, which relocated The King to the cabaret room, relocated the skeeball and the play area to the main game room, and removed the C-Stage for a [[2-Stage]]. In 2001, they would receive the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] remodel, which removed the blue and white awnings, removed the checkers, added an awning to the exterior, and repainted the roof to white. However, the PTT road sign remained. In December 2006, this store would relocated to the [[Redding, CA (910 Hilltop Dr)|New Store]]. They most likely did this because it was in a bad area or it was too outdated and corporate wanted the franchise owner (which was also the franchise owner of the [[Chico, CA (966 East Ave)|Chico]] store) to relocated. The building would be abandoned for a little bit until 2008 when it was demolished for a shopping center. As of 2024, the shopping center remained <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> c435f0b4af8a1e1b8f1f2c28c09394b9b79f5db5 1016 1009 2024-09-08T15:43:00Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Redding1999.png |storenumber = 3410 |opened = Feburary 8, 1983 |closed = 2006 |squarefootage = N/A }} '''2617 Hilltop Drive''' was a Pizza Time Theatre restaurant that opened on Feburary 8th, 1983 with a [[Balcony Stage]] and it would close in December 2006. This was one of the most OUTDATED stores existing at the time, having the Pizza Time Theatre road sign outside and still had bits and pieces of the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]]. == History == The Chuck E Cheese's at 2617 Hilltop Drive opened on Feburary 8th, 1983 as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They most likely opened with Madam Oink, then got Helen Henny. It also had The King and an unknown cabaret act, most likely The Beagles. It was a standard PTT ath the time. On October 22, 1984, this store was bought by corporate along with many California PTTs, aldo Redding along with Hayward, Merced, Marinwood, Arden Way, and many others were refranchised. Sometime in 1989/1990, this store received the Unnamed 1986 Remodel, which added checkers around the building, added blue and white awnings, changed the name to Chuck E Cheese's Pizza, and removed the Balcony Stage for the [[C-Stage]]. The exterior went into a paint job, which repainted the roof to green, repainted the Now Appearing Boxes Green, and etc. However, the PTT road sign remained. In November 1992, they would receive a minor remodel, which relocated The King to the cabaret room, relocated the skeeball and the play area to the main game room, and removed the C-Stage for a [[2-Stage]]. In 2001, they would receive the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] remodel, which removed the blue and white awnings, removed the checkers, added an awning to the exterior, and repainted the roof to white. However, the PTT road sign remained. In December 2006, this store would relocated to the [[Redding, CA (910 Hilltop Dr)|New Store]]. They most likely did this because it was in a bad area or it was too outdated and corporate wanted the franchise owner (which was also the franchise owner of the [[Chico, CA (966 East Ave)|Chico]] store) to relocate. The building would be abandoned for a little bit until 2008 when it was demolished for a shopping center. As of 2024, the shopping center remained <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> d4431d85a4bb67823cf29680e99d5b3901e754da 1025 1016 2024-09-09T17:34:23Z CECLover 28 CECLover moved page [[Redding, CA (2617 Hilltop Dr)]] to [[Redding, CA (2167 Hilltop Dr)]]: wrong address wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Redding1999.png |storenumber = 3410 |opened = Feburary 8, 1983 |closed = 2006 |squarefootage = N/A }} '''2617 Hilltop Drive''' was a Pizza Time Theatre restaurant that opened on Feburary 8th, 1983 with a [[Balcony Stage]] and it would close in December 2006. This was one of the most OUTDATED stores existing at the time, having the Pizza Time Theatre road sign outside and still had bits and pieces of the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]]. == History == The Chuck E Cheese's at 2617 Hilltop Drive opened on Feburary 8th, 1983 as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They most likely opened with Madam Oink, then got Helen Henny. It also had The King and an unknown cabaret act, most likely The Beagles. It was a standard PTT ath the time. On October 22, 1984, this store was bought by corporate along with many California PTTs, aldo Redding along with Hayward, Merced, Marinwood, Arden Way, and many others were refranchised. Sometime in 1989/1990, this store received the Unnamed 1986 Remodel, which added checkers around the building, added blue and white awnings, changed the name to Chuck E Cheese's Pizza, and removed the Balcony Stage for the [[C-Stage]]. The exterior went into a paint job, which repainted the roof to green, repainted the Now Appearing Boxes Green, and etc. However, the PTT road sign remained. In November 1992, they would receive a minor remodel, which relocated The King to the cabaret room, relocated the skeeball and the play area to the main game room, and removed the C-Stage for a [[2-Stage]]. In 2001, they would receive the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] remodel, which removed the blue and white awnings, removed the checkers, added an awning to the exterior, and repainted the roof to white. However, the PTT road sign remained. In December 2006, this store would relocated to the [[Redding, CA (910 Hilltop Dr)|New Store]]. They most likely did this because it was in a bad area or it was too outdated and corporate wanted the franchise owner (which was also the franchise owner of the [[Chico, CA (966 East Ave)|Chico]] store) to relocate. The building would be abandoned for a little bit until 2008 when it was demolished for a shopping center. As of 2024, the shopping center remained <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> d4431d85a4bb67823cf29680e99d5b3901e754da 1035 1025 2024-09-10T15:06:46Z CECLover 28 redd wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Redding1999.png |storenumber = 3410 |opened = Feburary 8, 1983 |closed = 2006 |squarefootage = N/A }} '''2617 Hilltop Drive''' was a Pizza Time Theatre restaurant that opened on Feburary 8th, 1983 with a [[Balcony Stage]] and it would close in December 2006. This was one of the most OUTDATED stores existing at the time, having the Pizza Time Theatre road sign outside and still had bits and pieces of the [[Unnamed 1986 Remodel]]. == History == The Chuck E Cheese's at 2617 Hilltop Drive opened on Feburary 8th, 1983 as a Pizza Time Theatre with a Balcony Stage. They most likely opened with Madam Oink, then got Helen Henny. It also had The King and an unknown cabaret act, most likely The Beagles. It was a standard PTT ath the time. On October 22, 1984, this store was bought by corporate along with many California PTTs, aldo Redding along with Hayward, Merced, Marinwood, Arden Way, and many others were refranchised. Sometime in 1989/1990, this store received the Unnamed 1986 Remodel, which added checkers around the building, added blue and white awnings, changed the name to Chuck E Cheese's Pizza, and removed the Balcony Stage for the [[C-Stage]]. The exterior went into a paint job, which repainted the roof to green, repainted the Now Appearing Boxes Green, and etc. However, the PTT road sign remained. In November 1992, they would receive a minor remodel, which relocated The King to the cabaret room, relocated the skeeball and the play area to the main game room, and removed the C-Stage for a [[2-Stage]]. In 2001, they would receive the [[Operation Thumb Chuck]] remodel, which removed the blue and white awnings, removed the checkers, added an awning to the exterior, and repainted the roof to white. However, the PTT road sign remained. In December 2006, this store would relocated to the [[Redding, CA (910 Hilltop Dr)|New Store]]. They most likely did this because it was in a bad area or it was too outdated and corporate wanted the franchise owner (which was also the franchise owner of the [[Chico, CA (966 East Ave)|Chico]] store) to relocate. As of today, the building is now a RAW Asian restaurant. The Road sign pole is still there. albeit painted white. <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | Link to the animatronic's page || Serial Number || Current status |} </tabber> 3c8d1bb4b4a12c39fadea7aa7f367a1b90b0a1af 6 376 1005 2024-09-06T17:55:12Z CECLover 28 Redding, CA in 1999 wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Redding, CA in 1999 70541f869a15c9efa2ee2ad3101d998c236f89e4 0 134 1007 629 2024-09-06T18:47:50Z CECLover 28 CECLover moved page [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] to [[Eau Claire, WI ( Highland Mall, 2221 Eastridge Center)]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = unknown |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = 1989 |squarefootage = ~12,000? }} '''2221 Eastridge Center''' was a post-merger Showbiz Pizza restaurant that opened on April 30th, 1987 with a [[Rocker Stage]] and a most likely early version of the [[1986 Remodel]]. It is notably one of the first stores to open after the Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre merger. It is notably the shortest-lived modern-day Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant ever opened, closing after two years in at an unknown date in late 1989. It was located in the EastRidge Shopping Center, formerly the Highland Mall. == History == The Chuck E. Cheese's at 2221 Eastridge Center opened on April 30th, 1987 as a Showbiz Pizza, in a former space that supposedly used to be Shakey's Pizza. Despite the name being Showbiz Pizza, this store used the [[Rocker Stage]], one of the earliest ever installed. This store was the first to open with this specific stage type. This store also had the new at the time [[1986 Remodel]], which involved having blue painted paneling on the lower walls, a wood trim, and white walls with checkers. The store also likely had blue and white-striped canopies decorating the layout. In 1989, around the later months of that year, this store closed permanently. This was the shortest lived Chuck E. Cheese's ever opened, and the first [[Rocker Stage]] to be removed. This store also never received the Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza branded presumably. In February 1990, the chain [[Circus Pizza]] purchased this location and expanded into Wisconsin, the former Chuck E. Cheese's being their first expansion into the state. The [[Rocker Stage]] was subsequently replaced with a [[Rock-afire Explosion]] stage most likely, and the interior was redone. According to the store's manager, Ryan Tomsen, "The only reason I can give-you (for the closing) is that there wasn't enough business," referring to the location's profit. This store's closure was also the second major tenant to leave the Highland Mall, which further spiraled the mall into a likely state of disarray. In the 2000s, the mall was renovated, rebranded into EastRidge Center, and what likely remained of Chuck E. Cheese's became Highland Fitness around 2009-2010. It remains to be this business to this day.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= KNOWN: - [[Chuck E. Roll]] |-|Walkaround Characters= [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround; PTT)]]? |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> 9c8cbcf214e2bf7320bf79306c743724fa491c71 1010 1007 2024-09-07T01:28:15Z Midwestretail 6 Midwestretail moved page [[Eau Claire, WI ( Highland Mall, 2221 Eastridge Center)]] to [[Eau Claire, WI (Highland Mall, 2221 Eastridge Center)]] without leaving a redirect wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = 404.png |storenumber = unknown |opened = April 30th, 1987 |closed = 1989 |squarefootage = ~12,000? }} '''2221 Eastridge Center''' was a post-merger Showbiz Pizza restaurant that opened on April 30th, 1987 with a [[Rocker Stage]] and a most likely early version of the [[1986 Remodel]]. It is notably one of the first stores to open after the Showbiz Pizza/Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre merger. It is notably the shortest-lived modern-day Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant ever opened, closing after two years in at an unknown date in late 1989. It was located in the EastRidge Shopping Center, formerly the Highland Mall. == History == The Chuck E. Cheese's at 2221 Eastridge Center opened on April 30th, 1987 as a Showbiz Pizza, in a former space that supposedly used to be Shakey's Pizza. Despite the name being Showbiz Pizza, this store used the [[Rocker Stage]], one of the earliest ever installed. This store was the first to open with this specific stage type. This store also had the new at the time [[1986 Remodel]], which involved having blue painted paneling on the lower walls, a wood trim, and white walls with checkers. The store also likely had blue and white-striped canopies decorating the layout. In 1989, around the later months of that year, this store closed permanently. This was the shortest lived Chuck E. Cheese's ever opened, and the first [[Rocker Stage]] to be removed. This store also never received the Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza branded presumably. In February 1990, the chain [[Circus Pizza]] purchased this location and expanded into Wisconsin, the former Chuck E. Cheese's being their first expansion into the state. The [[Rocker Stage]] was subsequently replaced with a [[Rock-afire Explosion]] stage most likely, and the interior was redone. According to the store's manager, Ryan Tomsen, "The only reason I can give-you (for the closing) is that there wasn't enough business," referring to the location's profit. This store's closure was also the second major tenant to leave the Highland Mall, which further spiraled the mall into a likely state of disarray. In the 2000s, the mall was renovated, rebranded into EastRidge Center, and what likely remained of Chuck E. Cheese's became Highland Fitness around 2009-2010. It remains to be this business to this day.<tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= KNOWN: - [[Chuck E. Roll]] |-|Walkaround Characters= [[Chuck E. Cheese (Walkaround; PTT)]]? |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- |+ Caption text |- ! Animatronic !! Serial Number !! Status |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> 9c8cbcf214e2bf7320bf79306c743724fa491c71 0 377 1008 2024-09-06T18:47:50Z CECLover 28 CECLover moved page [[Eau Claire, WI (2221 Eastridge Center)]] to [[Eau Claire, WI ( Highland Mall, 2221 Eastridge Center)]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Eau Claire, WI ( Highland Mall, 2221 Eastridge Center)]] 9f9d1d3f156eb25a7046d1ecaa364d3eb0a4a36d 6 378 1011 2024-09-07T03:58:38Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 379 1012 2024-09-07T04:00:32Z JND 39 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 10 1017 267 2024-09-08T15:58:18Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannera.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[CEC History|History]] * [[CEC Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[CEC Documents|Documents]] * [[CEC Events|Events]] * [[Discovery Zone]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. Cheese's= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[CEC Locations|Store List]] * [[CEC Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[CEC Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[CEC Designs, Remodels, & Phases|Designs, Remodels, & Phases]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[CEC Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[CEC Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[CEC Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[CEC Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[CEC Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[CEC Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[CEC Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[CEC Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[CEC Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[CEC Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[CEC Accessories|Accessories]] * [[CEC Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[CEC Events|Events]] * [[CEC Commercials|Commercials]] * [[CEC Products|Products]] * [[CEC Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[CEC Websites|Websites]] }} |-|Monterey's Tex-Mex Cafe= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Monterey's Locations|Store List]] * [[Monterey's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Monterey's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Monterey's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Monterey's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Monterey's Events|Events]] * [[Monterey's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Monterey's Products|Products]] * [[Monterey's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|TJ Hartford's Grill & Bar= {{#tag:tabber| Location= * [[Lewisville, TX (1960 S Stemmons Fwy)|Lewisville, TX (1960 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[TJ Hartford's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[TJ Hartford's Arcade Machines|Arcade Machines]] * [[TJ Hartford's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[TJ Hartford's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[TJ Hartford's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[TJ Hartford's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[TJ Hartford's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[TJ Hartford's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[TJ Hartford's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[TJ Hartford's Website|Websites]] }} |-|Peter Piper Pizza= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Locations|Store List]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Events|Events]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Products|Products]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Websites|Websites]] }} |-|Pasqually's Pizza And Wings= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pasqually's Locations|Store List]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pasqually's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pasqually's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pasqually's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pasqually's Events|Events]] * [[Pasqually's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Pasqually's Website|Website]] }} -|Fun Spot Arcade= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Fun Spot Locations|Store List]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Fun Spot Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Fun Spot Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Fun Spot Events|Events]] * [[Fun Spot Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Fun Spot Website|Website]] }} </tabber> ae9362e2915aca079dd4563792024070ba93d22c 1018 1017 2024-09-08T15:59:01Z BurgersNuggs445 8 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bannera.png|right|frameless|540x540px]] == Company == * [[CEC History|History]] * [[CEC Offices & Facilities|Offices & Facilities]] * [[CEC Documents|Documents]] * [[CEC Events|Events]] * [[Discovery Zone]] == Restaurants == <tabber> |-|Chuck E. Cheese's= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[CEC Locations|Store List]] * [[CEC Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[CEC Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[CEC Designs, Remodels, & Phases|Designs, Remodels, & Phases]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[CEC Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[CEC Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[CEC Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[CEC Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[CEC Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Animatronic Shows= * [[CEC Animatronics|Animatronics]] * [[CEC Stage Shows|Stage Shows]] * [[CEC Showtapes|Showtapes]] * [[CEC Hardware & Software|Hardware & Software]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[CEC Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[CEC Accessories|Accessories]] * [[CEC Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[CEC Events|Events]] * [[CEC Commercials|Commercials]] * [[CEC Products|Products]] * [[CEC Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[CEC Websites|Websites]] }} |-|Monterey's Tex-Mex Cafe= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Monterey's Locations|Store List]] * [[Monterey's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Monterey's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Monterey's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Monterey's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Monterey's Events|Events]] * [[Monterey's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Monterey's Products|Products]] * [[Monterey's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] }} |-|TJ Hartford's Grill & Bar= {{#tag:tabber| Location= * [[Lewisville, TX (1960 S Stemmons Fwy)|Lewisville, TX (1960 S Stemmons Fwy)]] * [[TJ Hartford's Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[TJ Hartford's Arcade Machines|Arcade Machines]] * [[TJ Hartford's Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[TJ Hartford's Tokens|Tokens]] * [[TJ Hartford's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[TJ Hartford's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[TJ Hartford's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[TJ Hartford's Commercials|Commercials]] * [[TJ Hartford's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[TJ Hartford's Website|Websites]] }} |-|Peter Piper Pizza= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Locations|Store List]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Store Fixtures|Store Fixtures]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Play Fixtures|Play Fixtures]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Designs & Remodels|Designs & Remodels]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Arcade Machines & Rides|Arcade Machines & Rides]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Service Machines|Service Machines]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Tokens & Tickets|Tokens & Tickets]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Redemption Prizes|Redemption Prizes]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Accessories|Accessories]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Walkaround Costumes|Walkaround Costumes]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Peter Piper Pizza Events|Events]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Commercials|Commercials]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Products|Products]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Peter Piper Pizza Websites|Websites]] }} |-|Pasqually's Pizza And Wings= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Pasqually's Locations|Store List]] {{!}}-{{!}} Store Use= * [[Pasqually's Menu|Menu]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Pasqually's Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Pasqually's Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Pasqually's Events|Events]] * [[Pasqually's Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Pasqually's Website|Website]] }} |-|Fun Spot Arcade= {{#tag:tabber| Locations= * [[Fun Spot Locations|Store List]] {{!}}-{{!}} Employees= * [[Fun Spot Uniforms|Uniforms]] * [[Fun Spot Accessories|Accessories]] {{!}}-{{!}} Promotional= * [[Fun Spot Events|Events]] * [[Fun Spot Articles & News Coverage|Articles & News Coverage]] * [[Fun Spot Website|Website]] }} </tabber> 250a5ff886d57381a625547cd1e6994b86d99872 0 222 1019 816 2024-09-09T01:00:01Z Bunbunboy8 67 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = [[File:Burbank Exterior.jpg|thumb|Burbank's exterior 2024]] |storenumber = 109 |opened = 1999 |squarefootage = 12,040 }} '''Burbank, CA (930 N San Fernando Blvd)''' is a former Discovery Zone which converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's location, opening on December 22nd, 1999 with a Studio 'C'. It is mostly known as the store in the show ''Yes, Dear'' in Season 5, Episode 11 'Broken by the Mold' == History == <big>'''Discovery Zone'''</big> Discovery Zone opened in Burbank somewhere in the mid 90's. This location would last until December of 1999, when CEC Entertainment purchased this location along with 12 others and was converted to a Chuck E. Cheese's. Not much is known about this location, but there are lots of interior photos. '''<big>Chuck E. Cheese's</big>''' Burbank opened as a CEC with [[Operation Thumb Chuck]], as well as a Studio 'C' on December 22nd, 1999. In 2005, the show ''Yes, Dear'' featured this location, which showed much of the older decor in the entrance as well as the game room. It would also show the front exterior and some of the surrounding area. Throughout the years, they would repaint the rimming around the top of the exterior, such as the sign area. Burbank would remain this way until around January 2010 when they would receive the [[Cool Chuck (Remodel)]]. They would remove the showroom walls, decor, and add purple walls. They would, of course, would be replaced by the art from the same remodel. The exterior would receive the "additional parking in rear" sign, swap out the letters for the full red ones, and remove the letters on the back of the building. The Chuck bot would also keep his red cap until sometime in 2013. Between this time and 2015, they removed the 'Studio' letters that sat above the bluescreen. Burbank would remain somewhat the same, receiving new game packages and whatnot. In September, 2022, every Studio C, COL, and earlier Dance Floor model's programming would be disabled. Burbank's stage would be completely off until some time in August, 2024 when the lights would be turned on, and the bot would perform random movements. == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcOUDbRS5V8 |<nowiki>Chuck E Cheese || Burbank, CA || 8/8/24 Update</nowiki> |Aug 9, 2024 |- |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfuJvb98de4 |Chuck E. Cheese Burbank, CA Store Tour (Updated June 2024) |Jun 19, 2024 |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> </gallery><gallery> File:BURBANK DISCOVERY ZONE.jpg|Burbank DZ Exterior File:Burbank DZ Interior.jpg|Burbank DZ interior File:F5649CAC-8871-4A48-AB60-B9FF0097C250.jpg|Burbank’s Walk-around (2001) File:Burbank Showroom.jpg|Burbank's Showroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 2.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank Gameroom 1.jpg|Burbank Gameroom (unknown date) File:Burbank 2013 Stage.png|Burbank's stage (2013) File:Burbank Exterior 2013.jpg|Burbank's exterior (2013) </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> fbcb5aa54c14edfd9b799a298f51c87cf9fc5ded 6 380 1020 2024-09-09T14:06:27Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 381 1021 2024-09-09T14:07:40Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 382 1022 2024-09-09T14:08:29Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 383 1023 2024-09-09T14:09:08Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 362 1024 980 2024-09-09T16:52:40Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Store Infobox |image = Brockton90s.jpg |storenumber = 473 |opened = Spring 1993 |closed = April 2003 |squarefootage = N/A }} '''200 Westgate Dr''' was a Chuck E Cheese's Pizza restaurant that opened in Spring 1993 with a [[2-Stage]] and it would close in April 2003. == History == Brockton opened in Spring 1993 <tabber> |-|Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures= List of Arcade Machines, Rides, & Play Fixtures in the establishment. |-|Walkaround Characters= List of walkaround characters the store has/had. |-|Stage Shows & Animatronics= Short paragraph of stage shows the store had. List of animatronics the store had. {| class="wikitable" |+ Caption text |- | [[Mr. Munch Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Jasper T. Jowls Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Helen Henny Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |- | [[Pasqually Cyberamic]] || Unknown || Destroyed |} </tabber> == Media == ==== '''Videos''' ==== {| class="wikitable" !Link !Video Title/Description !Published/Recorded |- |link from the "share" URL of the website | | |} ==== '''Gallery''' ==== <gallery> File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg File:Antioch2007.jpg </gallery> == References == This is where you cite sources or origins of certain things tracing back to other pages. <references /> c8b132777d8d97838399b86d760ec40da0c1bb46 0 347 1031 976 2024-09-10T14:37:25Z CECLover 28 it's Corona not covina wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chuck E. Cheese's''' has had a multitude of tested exterior designs and signage used over the years. Below is a comprehensive list of all building designs ever put into use in [[CEC Entertainment|CEC Entertainment's]], and the restaurant's, history. == 1991-1996 == [[File:FlintOTC.jpg|thumb|Flint, MI (now closed)]] The first exterior design made for newer locations was put into use in April 1991 at a new store in Sunrise, Florida on Oakland Park Blvd. This exterior design mainly consists of a large facade at the front with a curved arch below the red entrance door. Rectangular windows were put in place onto the facades, which were usually in groups of 1-3 on each side. Windows and building sides varied, as stores were different. Showbiz Pizza buildings that were at one point standardized were also remodeled to fit this design style, such as the pictured Flint, Michigan location. The structure would vary, sometimes, the exterior entrance was flat, and other times it expanded outwards. The roof can also vary, as some were slanted and/or built differently to match the style of the area or shopping center. An example would be Corona, or Pontiac. These buildings were most of the time standalone, and were vary rarely used in shopping centers. This was notably the only exterior design used outside of North America, as the store in Lo Barnechea, Santiago, Chile, used this design when opening in the fall of 1994. The last store to be built replicating this design would be in 1996 at the Commack, New York location. This specific store's design was slightly different, as it was much smaller and more widened. This is one of the most common designs, and is the most popular design in photography of the company.<gallery> File:Covina86Remodel.jpeg|Corona, CA (1992) File:Chucke.jpg|Madison, WI (2000s) File:Waterburyexterior.webp|Waterbury, CT (2010s) File:Cantagallo1994.jpeg|Lo Barnechea, Santiago, Chile (1990s) File:Placentia2007.jpg|Placentia, CA File:Commack.webp|Commack, NY (2010s) </gallery> b1a12eabdda88fe566a578f1dc9695b812781ce6 6 385 1033 2024-09-10T14:42:52Z CECLover 28 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709